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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1960

Page

6

Soybean price prospects weaken on lower oil and meal values

Farmers held 198 million bushels on farms January 1, down 2 percent from a year earlier, with at least 13 million more in warehouses under price support. Prices for oil and meal fell, spacing future carryover and export demand, while CCC sale policy and January 31 deadline shape price support loans.

Europe CCC L. H. Simers Dept. of Ag. Economics

Guidance on safe heat lamp use for pig brooders and dairy feeding innovation

Extension safety specialist O L Hogwett details safe heat lamp fixtures for pig brooders including canopy shields, separate hanging chains, moisture resistant cords, and six foot cord limits with 20 amp fuses and seven lamps per circuit. Dairy research at University of Illinois aims to automate feeding for heifers and later milking cows using a mixed alfalfa hay and grain ration. Mastitis infections can cut milk production by 20 percent or more.

O. L. Hogwett University of Tinois College of Agriculture University of Ilinois

4-H and FFA Calf Sale Set for February 27

Illinois 4-H and FFA members can buy top calves at the 12th annual Club Sale in Urbana on February 27, starting 11:00 a.m. at the University of Illinois stock pavilion. About 85 calves, including Holstein Guernsey Brown Swiss Jersey and Ayrshire, will be sold to bona fide members only. Purchasers must certify calves will be used for 4-H or FFA dairy projects. Catalogs available from J G Cash University of Illinois Urbana.

Illinois FFA J. G. Cash Department of Dairy Science University of Illinois Urbana

Midwest Beef Council Officers and Directors

Help organize Midwest Beef Council standings list shows names and titles. From left to right H Brandenburg Denver Colp executive secretary National Beef Council Donald Bartlett Como Miss president National Beef Council William Schwebke Radcliffe Iowa director District 4 Midwest Regional Beef Council Wallace Nelson Archbold Ohio president Ohio Cattle Feeders Assn Walter Rodman San Francisco manager California Beef Council Gordon Gabrielson Laverne Minn director District 1 Midwest Regional Beef Council Claude Olson Ludlow So Dakota chairman National Beef Council seated left to right Ralph Okee vice president Midwest Regional Council Clar director District 3 Midwest Regional Beef Council Jerry Rogers Sandwich Ill director District 11 Midwest Regional Beef Council John Komas Oregon secretary Midwest Regional Beef Council Frank T Ludwig Remsen Iowa treasurer Midwest Regional Beef Council

H. Brandenburg Denver Colp National Beef Council Donald Bartlett Como Miss William Schwebke Radcliffe Iowa Midwest Regional Beef Council Wallace Nelson Archbold Ohio Ohio Cattle Feeders Assn Walter Rodman San Francisco Calif California Beef Council Gordon Gabrielson Laverne, Minn Midwest Regional Rogers Sandwich Ill Midwest Reional Beef Council John Komas Oregon Frank T. Ludwig Remsen

Farm Adviser Notes Choctaw County Yields and Talks

Corn yields in Clark county reached 66 bushels per acre last year with high fertility farms over 100 bushels per acre. Soybeans averaged 26 bushels, wheat 22 bushels, oats 22 bushels, and dairy sales per cow varied by herd size. Estimates credited to the University of Trinda extension program with several local visits and community notices following.

Clark County Division of Extension Farm Accounting Project University’of Trinda Farm Bureau Ealm Management Service Bervices

Community Notes and Sorghum Silage Findings

Rev. Carson called in West Liberty last Friday while numerous locals visited relatives and friends around town. The town record lists many Sunday visits and weekend calls. Separate University of Illinois tests indicate sorghum silage is a satisfactory substitute for corn silage in wintering bred ewes with comparable ewe performance.

Carson Lorene Harbor Williford Georgestown Robert Webster Linda Stevie Pearson Lafe Marrs Harry Gene Pulver Milwaukee Wisconsin Paul Behner Clara White Kansas Robert Statesman iParis Elmer Marrs Sue Harbor Beatrice Cartright Karen Reba Schwartz Addie Cox Ivan Ethel Rogers Casey Everett Harbor William Williford Chrisman Charley Welsh University of

In spite of the 1959 breath in a bushel of beans

The fragment hints at a historical note about 1959 and a bushel of beans, but the readable text is limited and unclear, with no identifiable event, person, or organization to anchor a precise summary.

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