Sheep profit urged on farms by Illinois expert
Instructor Coffey argues sheep are a profitable,underused farm animal and urges a few sheep on most Illinois farms. He cites low costs, lamb and wool income, weed control, and practical tips on care, breeding and selling prime lambs.
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WW ¢ Coffey
Illinois College of Agriculture
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Marshall County
L. H. Helbig
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Skunk advocate cites Dr Fisher on benefits to foliage and lawns
An article extols Dr Fisher of the U S Department of Agriculture as a proponent of skunks for pest control and lawn health. It argues skunks eat white grubs harmful to roots, improving lawns and trees while suggesting humane coexistence and changes in habits.
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Dr Fisher
Division of Economic Biology
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Fisher
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