Farm Hog Prospects Improve Despite Shifting Supplies
Hog producers expect another solid year as the 1954 outlook shows market hog supplies may be 8 to 12 percent below 1953. The spring pig crop may rise 4 to 6 percent, with prices likely to edge up 12 to 18 percent amid tighter stocks and strong demand.
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L. H. Simerl
Department of Agricultural Economics
Controlling Cannibalism in Laying Flocks
A University of Illinois poultry specialist provides practical steps to reduce vent picking in hens. Key tips include proper nest placement, elevated feeders, and avoiding excessive corn in diets. If cannibalism breaks out, trim upper beaks temporarily and implement long term fixes.
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University of Illinois
H. M. Scott
Scott
Swine Head Improvement Group to Meet January 21
The Swine Head Improvement Group will hold its annual meeting on Thursday January 21 at the Monticello community building. President Laverne Johnson will open with the annual report at 10:00 a m. H G Russell from the University of Illinois will summarize the 1953 farrowing record reports and L L Colvis of the Illinois Livestock Marketing Association will discuss Marketing Hogs on a Graded Basis. Tilman Bubenger of Connor Prairie Farms will discuss practical swine management. W H Coulter of the American Meat Institute will close with a talk on TF
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Improvement ‘Association
Monticello
Laverne Johnson
Clare
H. G. Russell
University of Ilinois College of Agric Re
L. L. Colvis
Iinois Livestock Marketing Association
Cost-Price Squeeze Hits Livestock Farmers Hard
Farm Economist Roy Wilcox reports central Illinois records show grain farmers fared better than livestock from 1942 to 1952. Corn costs rose from 25 to 57 per acre while price and yield increased profits, while hogs and cattle faced sharp squeezes with losses and firmer later recovery noted in 1953.
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Mnuch
Illinois
Roy Wilcox
University of Millinois
Wilcox
Wilcok
Five Points Home Destroyed by Saturday Fire
A residence owned by Mr and Mrs Cheater Linton and family was completely destroyed by a fire on Saturday morning. Damage included several trees near the property and the blaze required local fire crews to respond. No injuries reported, investigations underway.
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Familly
Ragan
Peggy
Larry Tingley
Pearl Tingley
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Mra
Cheater Linton and
Sfire
Pepe Trees
Veach Guests of Mr and Mrs Tra Murphy Near Oakland
Veach were guests on Wednesday of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Tra Murphy near Oakland. The brief note records a social visit and specifies the place of residence for the hosts.
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Veach
Tra, Murphy
Oakland
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