Mortgage safety plan six points for farm loans
Illinois farmers should seek six features in long term loans: low interest rate, regular payments reducing principal, ability for extra payments in good years, smaller payments in bad years, lender with lifetime service, and affordable installments when income declines. Shop for terms and avoid high risk debt.
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L. J. Norton
Illinois College of Agriculture
Norton
Mighty Workers for Such a Little Price Classified Ad
A brief classified notice touts affordable labor or services with emphasis on value. The ad highlights quick response and practical rates, inviting readers to hire skilled personnel for small jobs.
Ring Test eyed for rapid dairy brucellosis screening
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine tests the Ring Test from Denmark to quickly detect brucellosis in dairy herds. It compares to blood testing, offering speed and cost advantages while noting accuracy limits with certain milks and cattle types and requiring further validation.
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Denmark
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Europe
Robert Graham
The
Veterinary College
Illinois
United States
Women Work For Better Family Living In Illinois
A statewide home economics extension program engages more than 50 000 women in county level activities. National Home Demonstration Week May 1 to 7 highlights locally tailored plans with university specialists bringing current techniques in nutrition clothing and home management. Focus areas include food value and preservation cost cutting, economical sewing methods, and 4 H home economies clubs for girls ages 10 to 21. The Safe Homes program in its sixth year promotes prevention of home accidents as a key public health concern.
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Illinois
Kathryn van Aken Burns
Save Money by Making Your Own Fence Posts
Illinois foresters advise fall cutting for sapwood moisture ease of peeling. Peeling and seasoning before preservative treatment lowers costs. Farmers use about 20 million fence posts yearly, with most cut from state woodlands.
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University of Illinois College of Agriculture
C. S. Walters
Illinois
Walters
Durable woods for fence posts in Illinois
Walters notes naturally durable woods in Illinois include Osage orange hedge and black locust which do not require treatment. Catalpa bur post and white oak are durable but should be treated when used as small round posts. Pine and sycamore are nondurable but respond to treatment and may offer better service than untreated durable woods.
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Walters
Illinois
Weed control cautions: chemicals not a cure-all
Chemicals can help where suited but should not be relied on as a universal solution for weed management.
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