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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
6
The USDA January 1 grain stocks report shows US corn totals at 4,222 million bushels, 6 percent below last year, with October-December disappearance down 77 million bushels. Soybeans stand at 528 million bushels, 1 percent down, and carryover projections suggest tightened prices and higher meal and oil values amid ample supply.
Clark County agronomy day speaker Warren Bundy says limestone applied per soil tests is essential to neutralize acidity, with potash phosphorus and nitrogen guiding the fertility plan. A four-year rotation favors lime first, then tailored fertilizer rates for corn and wheat, plus starter options and seasonal potash test insights.
Farmers in Clark County may request pre measurements for fields to be used in the 1963 Feed Grain program. For a nominal fee, ASC will measure指定 fields before planting, making the measurements official if plans are followed. Applications at the Martinsville ASC office due by March 15, 1963 with field identifications.
Twenty two producers filed applications on opening day for the 1963 Feed Grain program. ASC officials will discuss details at two public meetings February 6 in Martinsville and February 7 in Marshall. Additional sign up days are set across townships February 8 to February 14 to ensure timely processing of applications.
A 30 minute WTHI Terre Haute channel 10 program on February 9 from 1 00 to 1 30 p m features a five member farm management panel. Ralph Palan Maynard Jensen Frank Mitchell Will Erwin Don Willard and Ellis Christen discuss coordinating seed soil labor equipment and capital to boost farm income.
Officers from 17 Clark County 4-H clubs will meet Monday February 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Marshall High School cafeteria for separate training sessions for presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers reporters and recreation and song leaders. The aim is to equip officers with skills to fulfill duties and build leadership experience through 4-H club work.
Ohio Chapel reports multiple visits and greetings as residents travel to Terre Haute and Palestine. Names include Maggie White Ruby Graham Adah Gray Pleasie Bartlett Nina Blankenbeker and Grant Hollenbeck with various families. A mishap mentions Vernon Hollenbeck injured feeding cattle. Robert White shows health improvement.
The article argues management reshapes routine bookkeeping into a vital, strategic procedure. It stresses formal processes, accountability, and real-time data use to drive decisions and oversight within organizations.
Elder Gaylord Green will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. Several local residents and visitors shared time with Mrs. Maude Miller and others at Marshall and Charleston hospital activities over the weekend.
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