Friction ends as Johnson County Farm Bureau dissolves partner links
The Johnson County Farm Bureau announces dissolution of ties with Farmers' Sales and Service Co. and moving offices. Barney Hunt resigns as county agent to manage a new cooperative marketing venture linked to the bureau, which plans new leadership and shifted home demonstrations. The firm claims strong orchard development and a 50 carload apple shipment in three years.
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Towa City
Ins
Designa
Ion
Barney
Hunt
Johnson County
Mara Bureau
Hnteau
Farmers’ Sales & Service
Durant
Pinus
Farm Bureau
Sales and Service Company
Farm
Bureau Board
Tas
Mra V. A. Guenette
Charles Pudd
Swisher
Bureau
Partners -Sales
Serviga Co
Pudili
LYS
Garm
Cox
First Spring Broilers Delivered to Panzer Produce House
The A. H. Panzer produce house in Tripoli Ia received the first spring broilers last week. Birds weighed one and a half to two pounds each. Farmers sent extra cockerels to market as Panzer reports rising demand. The carload totaled 439 cases with some going to storage. Purchases came from farmers within a radius of mills. Panzer plant employs up to during winter and is grading and packing. Prices stood at 30 cents a pound. Panzer also buys hogs with a value near 660 last April.
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Tripoli
A. H. Panzer
Panzer
Dai
Tie
Panzer Plant
Broudse
Benton County Farmers to Demonstrate Farm Records
During the week of May 17, forty Benton county farmers will show whether their farm accounts are good business habits. J C Galloway Farm management specialist at Town State college will review the records kept since January first to check for inefficiencies and unnecessary losses.
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Benton County
J. C. Galloway
Fatm
Town Stite College
Singer
Gallaway
Ark
Miller family begins corn planting in Orange township
The Miller farm in Orange township started corn planting Friday with Blaine Miller and his father working the field. About 30 acres were planted that night and roughly 100 acres planned for the season as they test germination at home and anticipate cool weather ahead. Chris Petersen of Orange also began planting Saturday morning.
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Miller Farm
Orange Township
Miller Fur
Blaine Miller
Chris Petersen
McLean County Pig Rearing Plan Aims For October Weigh-In
On Merndale farm southwest of the city Art Hansen raises about 160 healthy pigs using sanitary rotation across alfalfa fields and central farrowing facilities. Pigs born last spring faced slower growth due to internal parasites but only two of this year’s pigs died since birth. Hansen plans to rotate pigs between five acres of alfalfa and two future cuttings, targeting 250 pound market weights and October sales, while tracking grains and tankage with a self feeder waterer system.
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Art Hansen
Merndale Farm
Vnsons
Hansen
Ansen
Taing
Cow Testing Association to Host Educational Meeting
The Floyd County Cow Testing Association will hold an open meeting in Chaves City on Thursday. The event aims to teach dairy herd development, cow purchases, and selection processes, inviting community members to learn dairy business basics.
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Chaves City
Floyd Tounly
Bel Starudl
Mrad
Corrugated Roller Gains Use Among Iowa Oats and Corn Farmers
In Grange township and nearby farms farmers report better soil bed, preserved moisture, and faster growth after using a corrugated roller on oats and corn. Y Mickey and son Alain Miller, along with Art Tlansen and others, describe firmer seed beds and improved stand. some plan to extend usage to corn land and alfalfa.
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Black Hawk County Carmers
Grange
Mikey
Lis
Alaine
Miller
Fike
Tanneather
Lew Cunningham
Art Tlansen
Hansen
Mansen
Sudan Grass May Be Used Where Clover Fields Have Failed
Benton County agent Winton Ki. May recommends Sudan grass as an emergency hay and pasture crop for 1940s conditions. It yields 3 to 4 tons per acre and is highly palatable to livestock, with feeding value equal to or better than timothy. Planting guidance and seasonal timing are provided for best results.
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Winton
Heezen
Benton
Sudan
Baskhreib
Stocks Yield to Bear Campaigns
New York trading opened with sharp selling on fear of pressure against American Woolen and weak retail shares. American Woolen and related mills led declines as investors rotated into radios and steel while General Electric and General Motors recovered from early losses amid limited demand and ongoing market volatility. Regional livestock and commodity sections showed mixed results with hogs and cattle uneven, while pork and lamb markets carried modest gains or losses.
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Provisions and Food Prices Across New York Markets May 3
A dense OCR fragment reports on shipments and prices for dairy products poultry cheeses and butter in New York and Minneapolis markets. It lists receipts and averages for creamery extra firsts in pounds and various poultry categories with freight and express terms and scattered figures across multiple lines.
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Mate
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Dorazen
Chicago
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Lee
Hay Market Reports Steady to Firm Prices Week
Washington May 9 Limited hay arrivals failed to meet demand as May land moved at steady to firm values. Spring work and poor roads kept marketing tight with higher grades in strongest demand. Prices cited for timothy and alfalfa across multiple western and midwestern markets.
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UA. Department of Agriculture
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Louis
Kansas City
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Omaha
Two Test Groups Planned for Benton Dairymen
Two test groups may form under the Benton County Dairy Test association after a May reorganization. One group would operate around Vinton with Garrison Shellsburg and Urbans as centers. the other around Belle Plaine Keokuk and Van Horne. Current officers include M D Pry president and Dale Sticknes vice president with Robert Thoorpson as secretary treasurer and directors Shel lyburg and Charles Mathory.
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Benton County
Cow ‘Test Association
Leras
Vinton
Garrison
Shellsburg
Urbans
Belle, Plaine
Keverne
Keysteng
van Horne
British Strike Dampens Grain Markets Affects Wheat
Wheat and oats fell while corn and hog prices showed mixed moves as news of a British strike and Baldwin comments unsettled traders. Market opened higher on export outlook but soon dipped. domestic wheat production forecasts and labor unrest weighed on prices.
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Baldwin
Great Britain
Liverpool
Thyisn. Gyening
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago May 3 Wheat prices quoted for No 2 red and white grains with varied bids and degrees of futures. Prices include No 2 red 1.84 and 1.78, No 2 white around 7.14, and other grades listed with slight differences. Additional figures show sample grades and a few miscellaneous commodity quotes.
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Ua Jet Faiple Gsrade
Ste. Riley
Cluverseen
Three Eggs in One Rhode Island Reds Make Laying Record
House 634 Evergreen avenue in Black Mawk county records an unusually large egg laid by Rhode Island Reds. An egg measures about six and a half inches in circumference and eight and a half inches in length with a heavy shell and two yolks suspected. Mrs Charles Saniian near Dysart reports double yolked eggs from her flock, finding about two dozen in ten months.
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Iysirl
Ghiarles
Santmen
Dysart
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