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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1957

Page

6

Leverdale Basis Sells Half Interest for 17500 in Shorthorn Bull

Leverdale Basis, a record-breaking Shorthorn bull, sold half-interest to John Alexander and sons for 17500, valued at 35000 making it the highest price for a half-interest. Basis sired 24 grand champions and 22 get-of-sire awards, calved May 11, 1950, with notable lineage from Aldie Mainliner and Pittodrie Laura Blossom.

Leveldale L. E Gene Mathers Leveldale Farms Mason City Illinois John Alexander and Sons Melbourne Farm Aurora Leverdale United States U. S Alexander Levesdale Ners Basis Calved Aldie Mainliner Chapelton Baronet Basil Pittodrie Laura Blossom Bapton Upright Melbourne

Prices of Illinois farms hold steady say experts

A University of Illinois land economist Charles Stewart predicts little change in prices for highly productive farms through 1957 while medium yield farms may see shading in prices. The report notes overall market caution amid bearish indicators.

Illinois Gare Charles L Stewart Ilinois

Illinois hog outlook shows 1957 profits from reduced supply

L H Stimers of the Department of Agricultural Economics outlines a Pig Crop Report projection for 1957. Hog numbers over six months old on December 1 are down 15 percent year over year, with fall farrowings 12 percent lower, signaling smaller winter supplies and higher prices.

Farm and Home Week to discuss Soil Bank program

The Farm and Home Week session at the University of Illinois January 27 31 will feature two farmers and guests debating Soil Bank participation. Ira E Hamer and Warren Moffett outline reasons for and against participation with a panel including L B Culver Sidney V Caughey B F Muirheid W F Purnell and O L Whalin.

University of Illinois College of Agriculture Soil Bank Committee Soil Bank Ira E. Hamer DeKalb County Warren Moffett Macoupin County R. M. Finley Hamer Hamer and Moffett L. B. Culver Sidney V. Caughey State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee B. F. Muirheid W. F. Purnell O. L. Whalin

Milk Price Savings Tips from University Economist

University of Illinois dairy economist R. W. Bartlett advises shoppers to compare prices for milk of the same quality across different companies and choose the best deal. He suggests checking for large home delivery discounts offered by local dairies to save money on fresh whole milk.

R. W. Bartlett University of Illinois

Sorghum Forage Outperforms Corn at Dixon Springs Tests

In silage trials at the Dixon Springs Experiment Station five leading for age sorghum varieties averaged 42 percent more forage than the top five corn varieties and 29 percent less grain, signaling potential feeding advantages for farmers.

Dixon Springs Experiment Station

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