Easements rights and how they arise and terminate
An easement is the right to use another's property for a specific purpose. It can arise by deed, long use, or court action, and may be lost by abandonment or adverse use. Public agencies may obtain easements via donation or eminent domain if consent is withheld.
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Illinois
Feed supplies still building up
The midwestern corn market shows higher prices in the western belt due to last summer drought. January stocks on farms and government holdings rise, while exports and carryovers suggest a potential tightening by late summer if 1955 corn under loan rises to the higher end.
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Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Kansas City
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Cribe
L. H. Simers Dept. of Ag. Economics
Milking Parlors Rated Superior in Dairy Studies
Studies of several hundred dairies in the Midwest California and Massachusetts show elevated type milking parlors outperform other barn types. Thayer Cleaver of the USDA and University of Illinois reports findings noting faster milking with less walking and bending, and that feeding concentrates during milking slows flow. Modern equipment remains essential to reduce time and labor across barn designs.
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Midwest
California
Massachusetts
Thayer Cleaver
USDA
Agricultural Engineering
University of Ilinois
Illinois Agricultural Alumni Form Association
Former University of Illinois College of Agriculture graduates plan to form an Illinois Agricultural Alumni Association during Farm and Home Week. A charter session is set for 4 p m Tuesday January 31 on the College of Agriculture campus in Urbana to outline objectives and activities.
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University of Illinois College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Urbana
Illinois Agricultural Alumni Association
John Behrens
Association Planning Committee
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Brehens
College of Agriculture Urges Boost in Student Enrollment
Agriculture officials advocate higher enrollment with the aim of supporting students through scholarships and fellowships. Behens states the association may establish financial aid as a key outcome.
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College of Agriculture
Behens
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Kindness
The author thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards and calls while in the hospital and as they return home.
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