Hansen Merner Dominate Cow Test Association Output
In December the Pioneer Cow Test Assn report shows Hansen and Merner leading with 285 cows producing 223,102 pounds of milk and 10,169 pounds of butterfat, value 34,564.74 at fat and whole milk prices. Average butterfat 35.7 lbs, milk 1,697 lbs per cow for their herd of Holsteins and mixed breeds, with high individual yield 1,708 pounds of milk and 82 pounds of butterfat from a Greany grade Holstein. Feed costs totaled 2,787.22, returns above feed 2,077.52.
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Pioneer Cow Test Association
Glenn C. Luther
Hansen & Mercer
W. A. Bridge
Joe Greany
John Cunningham
Mr. Greany
Wilbert Suen Holate
A. Bown
G.i
E.G. Bauer
P.B.G. Lloyd Loonan
B.S. Frost & Son
Luther
Guernsey
Jersey
Short Course to Offer Variety of Topics to Farmer
Iowa State College will run its annual farm and home week February 2 to 7 with 26 topics from dairy farming to radio and public speaking. The program aims to address home and farm concerns in depth with division leaders presenting relevant issues. This marks the twenty third such course at Ames, tracing back to 1890 when 200 farmers gathered for livestock study. Attendance has reached 3600 in peak years. Alongside classes, the Iowa corn show and yield contests results will be announced, with agricultural associations conventions and a state high school judging contest to be held and extensive exhibits displayed. Topics include animal husbandry, dairy farming, poultry husbandry, farm crops, soils, agricultural economics, insect pests, agricultural engineering, automobile, horticulture, farm forestry, beekeeping, weeds and plant diseases, radio, public speaking, hygi ene, music and sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pras Anes
Iowa State College
College
Fara
Varius Division
Ames
Dean C. J. Carcles
Iowa
Oscar Grow to Judge Dumont Poultry Show Soon
Oscar Grow named national reputation judge for the second annual Dumont Poultry Association show in Fan. 2. The event, postponed earlier due to smallpox, will feature a special $10 prize for best pen young or old. T. V. White is secretary. Ackler, Ta. hosts a $3,000 auction sale of Fred Bohemann Jr equipment and livestock, with Bohemanns moving to Acklry soon.
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Ackler, Ta
Jan
Fred Bohemann, Jr
Bohemanns
Ackliry
Small Grain to Be Added Feature for Annual Corn Show
Waterloo Corn Congress adds small grain display for the first time alongside corn. Township booths will showcase farm products during the four day event February 25 to 28 at the Greater Waterloo association rooms on Bridge Street. Cash prizes are planned to be offered, potentially reducing merchandise premiums for all winners.
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Waterloo Corn Congress
Greater Waterloo Association
Bridge Street
Greater Waterloo
Co operative Creamery Trading Stimulus Discussed
Farmers gathered at the Wa terlog Co operative gathering to review the creamery plan and price issues. The meeting elected officers and endorsed a voter verification method, with estimates of attendance ranging from 200 to 300 farmers amid strong support for the cooperative as a stable, profitable venture.
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Liverpool
Lraivy Campany
Espe-T Pehal
Yrenty
Waterslum
Perfert
Co-Operative
Perfret Aeecord
Oime
Feature Incorporated
Waterloo Markets Update From Vejen Toes And More
Old market notes show varied prices for grains, hay, and livestock with fluctuating bids from Waterloo area lists. Mentions include wheat, alfalfa, oats, mints, and foreign exchange quotations, plus livestock receipts and cattle and hog values across regional auction entries.
Irregular stock trends in hogs cattle and sheep report
Chicago Jan 26 hog receipts 156000 with 4000 left over market mixed down 5 to 10 cents from Saturday top 11.00. Cattle receipts 17000 with fed steers up to 11.50 and more. sheep receipts 13000 with fat lambs around 18.00 to 18.25. Western markets note steady to higher cattle bids and mixed hog prices as oil and steel shares move in New York trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Zio
St. Paul
Minn
Westerts
Omaha
Neb
Jan
Zu Muun
Jstenas
Eien
New York
Sears ‘Roebuck
Cor Cola -L
Wooten
Agai
Producers
Lettners
American Agricultura Cheimleul
Laclede Gas
U.S
Karyecontmon
Casden
Widewater
Savage Arms
Atlantic Coast Line
Jersey Central
American Woolen
Woolworth and Cushman’s Bakery
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh Place
Fidge
Morey
Phono
Horn
Eit
Vineerre
ENO
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Sons
Haly
Strang
Hay Prices Ease Slightly Amid Mixed Demand
Washington Jan 2 The weekly USDA hay market review reports demand steady to weak with mixed conditions during the week ending Jan 24. Prices show some declines from last year though white alfalfa and timothy hold near January 1922 levels, prairie hay near that mark, and overall average prices softer.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Mouad
Timothy
Ronston
York
Pittsiurch
Minnath
Sme
Hig
prairie—Kansas
Jomatia
Tamis
Mini Pheapolis
Royally Bred Clyde Owned at Ames Dies with Valued Record
Ames, Tr., Jan. 26. Fairholme Footprint, a premier Clydesdale stallion owned by Iowa State College, died after strangulation of the small intestine. A son of Dunure Footprint and Marrirstown Savoness, he earned high praise at major shows, with a record price of 6000 dollars as a weanling. Surviving progeny and prized offspring continue the breed’s lineage at Ames and beyond.
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Ames
Fairholme
Iowa State College
Dunure Footprint
Marrirstown Savoness
Scatland
United States
Chicase
PGI
Parelmser
Fleathrop Ames
North Eastelly
Mass
Psford
Fairhole
Anil
Tawa State
Enileceiow
Farmers Questions and Comments In Site Address Walter Farm Dept
Readers address inquiries to Walter Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterlo, Iowa. Communications include questions and comments directed to farm news and advisory content, with contact details provided for the newspaper office.
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Walter Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterion
Iowa
Butler County wool growers pull in $1000 for members
Allison Iowa January 26 Special Wool growers of Butler County report 10000 pounds of wool sold through the wool growers association with Farm Bureau aid at an average of ten cents a pound above the loading price. County agent F R Winegar cites 260 acres of new alfalfa, a new cow breeding association in Coldwater Dayton townships, and eleven girls clubs with 110 members funded by the bureau. The agent wrote 5438 letters, made 450 farm visits, and spent 188 days in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Butlers
Dayton
Farm Bureau Thru
VIEW HIGHS FOR WHEAT AND PRICES AT CHICAGO AND NEW YORK MILLS
New York and Chicago market notes list wheat highs and price moves across dairy eggs poultry and produce. Butter, cheese, eggs and poultry prices shift with creamery butter around 37 to 40 cents and various egg prices. Kansas City and St Louis reports show lighter sales and steady to uneven prices. Visible grain supplies show declines in wheat while corn and oats rise. Treasury bonds stable and cotton futures open higher.
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Chicago
New York
Americas
Chicaga
Kansas City
Springs
Red Rivers
Wool Market Report Notes Firm Domestic Fleece Trends
New York and Ohio markets show firmer domestic fleece prices with polled and scoured bases. Prices range around $1.07 to $1.74 per pound, with Texas and territory staple fibers quoted on scoured bases. figures indicate steady demand and price dispersion across regions.
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New York
Ohio
Texas
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Praia Veel
Cystal
Prom Signa Atraz
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Weber
Litem
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Aueteid
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American Sugar
Tel
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American Woulver
Atl
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OWI
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Bethlehem Steel
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Northyestern
St. BP
C. Roo & Plesse
Chile
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Congoleum
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Corn Products
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Crucible
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Davison Chem
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St. Francis Hospital
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Ray F. Mack II
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Iowa Securities Co
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