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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1956

Page

6

Silage sorghums and lamb feeding at Dixon Springs Station

Report from the University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station near Robbs detailing sorghum variety trials with eight silage forages. Early Sumac and Atlas top dry matter and grain yields, but Early Sumac shows better stalk strength. lamb feeding methods reduce labor and accelerate finishing while emphasizing ample roughage to prevent digestive issues.

University of Illinois Dixon Springs Robbs Ilinois Norkan Ellis Axtell Kansas Sumac Kansas Orange Atlas

Cattle on feed in corn belt near year earlier totals

A USDA January 1 report shows corn belt farmers feed same cattle as last year but heavier, with likely earlier marketings. Nebraska and Kansas up significantly, Illinois Indiana Missouri and North Dakota also higher while overall supplies may ease later in 1956. Market trend signals possible higher fat cattle prices.

Corn Belt USDA United States Nebraska Kansas Drouth Illinois Indiana Missouri North Dakota U. S

Fresh Air and Ventilation Key to Calf Pneumonia Prevention

University of Illinois veterinarian Dr. R. D. Hatch urges well ventilated clean dry calf barns and deep bedding to prevent pneumonia in beef and dairy calves. He warns damp weather and cold snaps raise risk, stresses colostrum, proper milk feeding, and early diagnosis for successful treatment.

R. D. Hatch University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine Hatch

Dairy Records Guide Which Cows to Keep in Illinois Herds

Jackson county joins Illinois 102nd Dairy Herd Improvement Association as farmers adopt production and feed records to cull and breed more profitably. The move shows many members’ judgment aligning with actual data, boosting milk output and farm efficiency. A University of Illinois safety specialist adds icy road caution.

Ilinois Jackson County Leo R. Fryman University of Illinois College of Agriculture

Liquid fertilizers offer fast easy application for farmers

Farmers favor liquid fertilizers for speed cost and ease of use says University of Illinois agronomist R H Bray. Liquid fertilizer blends are cheaper than bagged mixes and bulk plants within 50 miles supply ready mix. Application uses a 40 foot boom and 9 foot spreader covering fields faster while reducing back strain. equipment cost can be higher but dealers offer free or low cost rental.

R. H. Bray University of Indiana

Save More Pigs With WPA Farm Management Tips

Illinois swine producers can earn over twice as much from the 1956 spring pig crop by saving piglets. Focus on well fed sows, proper farrowing quarters, and attentive stall design to reduce losses.

Illinois G. R. Carlisle University of Illinois College of Agriculture

Chase of local residents noted in Choctaw area

Choctaw Mire Maude Miller Edder and Mrs Frank Ammons of Arcola were Sunday guests of Warren Norton family. Frank Hutchens Marshall visited Glen Turner family. Maude Miller and Golda Blizzard visited Ed Saiter. Funeral attendees for Wm Norton in Marshall included Warren Norton family Mary Ledermann William Ledermann Woodford Williams Alton Blankenship John Blizzard and Maude Miller. Ralph Paulsen became a parent of a baby girl Ruby. Wilma Craig and Dennis Cline of Gary were guests of Hershel Cline. Elder and Mrs Frank Ammons of Arcola spent Sunday with John Nicol.

Edder Frank Ammons Arcola Warren Norton Frank Hutchens Marshall Glen Turner Maude Miller Golda Blizzard Ed Saiter Wm. Norton Mary William Ledermann Woodford Williams Alton Blankenship John Blizzard

Milk cows faster with elevated stilts setup

The article argues that milking cows in elevated stilts is more efficient than other setups, claiming faster throughput and reduced workload for workers. It highlights potential gains in speed and ease of handling livestock.

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