Pheasants spark farmers debate protection vs crop damage
Cedar Falls farmers discuss protecting pheasants amid crop damage as they watch birds pull corn hills and follow cultivators. Residents cite law protecting pheasants, while some urge restraint unless crops suffer. The issue touches nearby Shell Rock and Butter townships with parallel concerns.
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John Hauser
J.P. Jepson
Here
Whr
Wiscorn
Paul Dresser
Cedar Falls
Twelfth Street Road
Art Kreger
Mr. Kreger
Huntyers
Ruter
Howard Biden
Clarks
Justier Court
Fremont and
Butter
Great Production in Pedigree of Holstein at Kneppe and Son Farm
Kneppe and Son Farm showcases a Holstein with high pedigree. Peter Kneppe recently bought a fine calf from Hargrove and Arnolé, Norwalk. The dam and granddam hold world records for butter and milk, with the next dam also a record holder. A canary oak delta sired animal was shipped to Wargrave and Arnold after last fall sale at Stein Breeders' auction.
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Peter Kneppe
Hargrove & Arnolé
Norwalk
Piebe
King Piehe
Kneppe & Son
Canary Oak Delta Homestead Ltd
Wargrave & Arnold
Black Hawk County
Atstein
Waterton
Aplington
Bliss Urges Farmers to Build Co operation and Efficiency
Extension Director Jenores Bliss spoke in Cedar Falls on June 2 urging farmers to organize co operative marketing and distribution. He cited examples from New York to Lawn showing wasteful shipping and high costs, stressing extension and county farm bureaus aid in investigations and services for producers and consumers.
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Cadur Falls
Ki Bliss
Iowa Agricultural Extension
Ames
Cellar Falls
Parm Bureau
Mills
York
Pekin
China
Lawn
Sform
Cedar Falls
Orange Consolidated School
Waterloo in Three States Attracts Dairy Interest
Holstein breeder expert M. L ong notes Waterloo Wis has strong dairy activity with a major ex position in Illinois at Monroe County. The Waterloo Condensed Milk Co funds prizes and free ice cream, boosting local interest as cattle quality improves and judging becomes stricter.
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Waterloo
M. Long
Southern
Lngis
Monroe County
Winterloo Condensed Mik Co
Dairy club session emphasizes calf registration and judging tips
Black Hawk county dairy club members met Saturday at Greater Waterloo association to discuss calf registration rules and junior Holstein membership. They toured Joe Golinvaux’s farm to study Guernsey stock, noting education above prizes as the goal. Next meeting set for June 21 at Orville Tanner’s farm with Ayrshire study.
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Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
E. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Wal
Galves
Holstein Association
Greater Waterlogo Association
Joe Golinvaux
Waterloo
Golinvaux
Hej
Hamer Farm
Orville Tanner
Orange Township
President of Towa Vegetable Growers Dies of Pneumonia
The president of the Iowa Vegetable Growers' Association, Francis Sestier, died of pneumonia. Hall Wolford of Coneville is promoted to presidency, Sestier had represented the group on the state board of horticulture and planned to attend the Midwest Horticultural Exposition. Wolford is a cantaloupe and sweet potato grower. Sestier previously served as first vice president. Fr Secharek and T. He Humer are noted as past presidents.
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Vegetable Growers’ Association
Fr. Secharek
T. HE. Humer
Iof
Hans Peterson to Remodel Dwelling
Cedar Falls June 2. Hans Peterson of R. 2 remodels his farm dwelling. Cement blocks were hauled here Saturday. The main portion of the house will be remodeled and an entirely new kitchen will be installed.
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Parm Inditory
Ces
Dar Falls
George Mathes
Cedar Falls
Muthest
Cedar Walls
Twenth Street
Hans Peterson
R. 2
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Editor
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Watrrjan Evening Courier in Watrio, Iowa. Communications should be directed to the editor with a contact phone number provided.
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Watrrjan Evening Courier
Watrrioo
Towa
Farm Bureau In Hardin County Gains Members
Eldorata June 2 reports 69 farm bureau members signed up in seven days across Tipton Grant and Sherman townships in Mardin county. Mr Pedersen spoke at gatherings across the county while Charles F. Wearsi of Cedar Falls led a rally addressing directors secretaries and cooperative leaders.
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Eldorata
Peder Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Farm Bureau
Tipton
Grant
Sherman
Mardin County
Patersen
Charles F. Wearsi
Clayton County Farm Bureau Picnic Set For June Week
The Clayton county farm bureau picnic will be at the fair grounds in Elkader during the week of June 16 with a definite day to be announced. A fall program will feature speaking, music, foot races, ball games, horse races and horseshoe pitching as committees push to improve arrangements.
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Elkader
Farm Bureau
Clayton County
Fair Grounds
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Report Mixed
Chicago and New York produce markets show mixed readings with steady or unchanged creamery butter at 42 cents and packing stock values steady. Poultry prices vary by category with turkeys and chickens quoted across several cents. milk and cheese values appear nondescript amid general market activity.
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New York
Hutter
Xtran
New York State
Wisconsin
USA
Kansas
St. Louis
Wheat Down Sharply After Hedging Pressure
Chicago traffic reports show hedging sales and weak support sending wheat prices sharply lower after an initial uptick. July and September futures finished near Saturday's lows as bears pressured the market. corn and oats followed rye and other grains with mixed moves across regional quotes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Saturn
Omaha and Midwest Livestock Declines and Stable Hogs
Hogs receipts rise with mostly higher bids in Omaha markets while cattle and sheep show slow to steady demand. Sioux City and other regional results indicate gains in hogs and mixed moves for cattle. New York markets face overall uncertain trend with mixed steel and industrial stocks.
Prices of Hay Steady in May
The May hay market remained steady with Timothy pieces showing narrow fluctuation and ending about 50 cents lower than last month. Alfalfa averaged around $2 above last year’s May close, while No 3 alfalfa prices were about 50 cents lower than April’s close. New hay arrived in Kansas City but weathered and damaged, with drought in the Pacific coast keeping prices firm despite limited demand.
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Hogs and cattle prices mixed at Chicago sale
Hogs up to 5 cents higher and cattle and beef steers easing up to 15 cents off. Receipts: hogs 34,000 with varied demand from big packers on lower grades. boars and sows mixed with some price ranges noted. Cattle receipts 19,000 with steady early sales and firmer fed steers, heifers, and bulls. stockers and feeders steady to weak. Sheep receipts 6,000 with spring lambs steady to lower and lambs around higher prices fading.
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