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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1960

Page

6

Hog Production Outlook for 1960 Following USDA Survey

The USDA reports farmers plan 12 percent fewer spring sow farrowings than 1959, triggering higher feeder pig and bred sow prices. Yet many expect producers to cut less than the survey shows. Past shifts show market signals arrive late. December price rises reflect demand for existing hogs, not more hogs. Rates of hogs on hand, slaughter, and young pigs suggest supplies remain tight for spring, with prices near $16 at terminal markets.

U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Farm Adviser Outlines Dairy and Fertilizer Advice in Clark Edgar Meet

Warren Bundy reports on Ralph V. Johnagon discussing how to increase milk production at the Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd Improvement Association annual meeting in Martinsville with a DHIA report and a 4-H officer training session. He offers fertilizer guidelines to farmers and notes corn disappearance in Oct-Dec at 1.067 billion bushels, up 8 percent from last year.

Ralph V. Johnagon U. of I Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd Improvement Association American Legion Martinsville Pembre Oli County Martinsville High School Tom’ Comerford Martins Planet Westfield Review Barbara Blunk Farm Bureau Don Endsley Clark County Farm Bureau Warren Bundy

Rose Tester Dairy Report From Clark-Edgar County

The association average shows 28 herds totaling 780 cows producing 129 pounds of milk and 32 pounds of fat. Dry cows numbered 148. Owners include Lloyd Wade Ches H Roland Les Ben Honned James Richey Max J Huffman and Kenneth Wilhoit.

Clark-Edgar D.H. L A Harold Rose Lloyd Wade Ches & H. Roland Les Ben Honned James F. Richey Max & J. Huffman Kenneth Wilhoit Kenneth Wilhout Jersey Hobart Fulton R. B Les & Ben Honnold Polly Guernsey

Choctaw Social Notes From Mrs Miller and Local Visits

Elder Robert Phillips and Elder Charles Everett from Willow Hill and Effingham attended Sunday at the Nortons. Various locals visited Maude Miller and friends. Walter Garner works for Slagles Poultry at Martinsville. farmers using under 75 tons may save with custom mixing, while above 100 tons often lowers costs with on farm electric mixer. The Herald publishes for $2.00 per year.

Robert Phillips Willow Hill Charles Everett Effingham Warren Norton Joe Williams Johnie Spangler Casey Pat Starkey Gary Wayne J Agnes Hutchens Mar‘shall Maude Miller Earl Spangier Richard , Williams Ben’ Strohm Paris Martha | Booker Marshall John Golda Boaenea Sweet Maude Maude Ger Terre Haute Mecinthy Booker Walter Garner Slagleys Poultry and Egg Co Martinsville University of Illinois

Illinois egg producers urged to cut costs for higher quality

University of Illinois extension poultry specialist S F Ridlen says margins for high quality eggs have narrowed but demand remains for top grade. He urges producers to lower costs through better breeding, feed efficiency, labor use, and strict record keeping to stay competitive and market 95 percent or more Grade A or AA eggs. Purchasers must be bona fide 4 H and FFA members for club projects.

Dlinois S. F. Ridlen University of Tlinois Extension Ridlen FFA J. G. Cash Department of Dairy Science University of Illinois Urbana

Twelfth annual 4 H and FFA Calf Sale at U of I

Early consignments and strong breeder interest推动 a top 85 calf sale from Holstein Guernsey Brown Swiss Jersey and Ayrshire at 11 00 a m Saturday February 27 in the College of Agriculture stock pavilion. The entire sales force donates services to consignors.

J. G. Cash University of Illinois Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire College of Agriculture

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