Illinois Farmers Outlook on Corn Prices and Government Sales
The Illinois farmers outlook notes corn prices remain higher than a year ago due to reduced CCC sales. From Oct 1 to Feb 8 CCC sold 296 million bushels, 43 percent less than a year earlier. Export demand and winter feeding needs support prices while cold weather and livestock production influence future trends.
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CCC
USDA
L. H. Simer
Farm benchmarks for Clark County 1962 crop and livestock
Clark County farm adviser Warren L Bundy lists county averages for 1962. Corn 82 bu per acre. soybeans 29. wheat 33. oats 31. Pigs weaned per litter average 7.4. dairy sales per cow $406 average, $447 high, $345 low. Egg sales per hen vary by flock size. Machinery costs listed by farm size for grain, livestock, and dairy operations.
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Clark County
Farmers urged to sign 1963 feed grain program forms
Ralph Martin, chairman of the Clark county ASC committee, asks grain producers not to delay choosing 1963 feed grain participation. Sign up ends March 22, with expected participation near last year. Diversion payments and 18. per bushel price support on 1963 corn, plus loans and purchase agreements, are available.
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Ralph Martin
Clark County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Clark County
Martin
Illinois Swine Day at University with March 19 program
University of Illinois animal scientists invite farmers to Illinois Swine Growers Day on March 19 in Urbana. The agenda includes research on corn grinding fineness for pigs, space on slotted floors, sow environmental studies, gamma globulin for piglets, limited feeding for finishers, artificial breeding and ovulation control, hog price outlook, pork carcass cutting methods, and a swine buildings panel. The event runs 9:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. with exhibits in the stock pavilion and lunch in the union.
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University of Illinois Animal Scientists
Illinois Swine Growers Day
Urbana
Tilinol Union
Prevent Kitchen Accidents and Beef Cattle Trends
Safety tips from O L Hogsett urge keeping children away from hot water and cords in kitchens. Advice includes gate at door, turning pot handles back, cord placement, and safe matches. Also notes beef cattle on hand at 74.9 million as of January 1, 1963, with higher on feed and forecasted growth. University of Illinois provides a budget farm to decide participation in the 1963 feed grain program.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Ilinois
University of Tilinois
West Liberty Social News Returns From Local Visits
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports a busy period of visits and gatherings in West Liberty. Families and friends stopped by the Lashbrook and Cox homes, with dinners at Colonial Kitchen and a church circle meeting at Hazel Lashbrook’s. Notable names include the Behner, Fitzjarrald, Stutesman, Cox, Lashbrook and Geffs households and Mrs. Rosa Stutesman.
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West Liberty
Rosa Statesman
Illinois agriculture events span March University and guest day
Mrs Edith Marrs Mrs Mary Behner and Mrs Rosa Statesman attended a book study at the Clarksville church on Wednesday. Illinois swine growers day is set for March 19 in Urbana with University of Illinois scientists inviting producers to hear reports on hog space allotments slotted floors finishing pigs feeding and price outlook. The tenth annual University of Illinois College of Agriculture Student Guest Day will be held March 16.
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Edith Marrs
Mary JE. Behner
Rosa Statesman
Clarksville
Urbana
University of Illinois_ animal
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Beef price drops push cattle market to 1961 lows
Prices for beef and cattle fall broadly with cattle values at their lowest since 1961. Major terminals report prices about six dollars per hundredweight below levels seen in November of last year as widespread declines in general beef prices continue.
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Illinois Farmers’ Outlook
Warren L. Bundy
Clark County Farm
University of Illinois
the Herald
Aunt Evelyn
Father
Dort
JELL
Illinois
Thompson
West Union
Ill
Larry Wilhoit
James Lashbrook
Frank Waite
Walter Cox
Roy Biggs
Nancy Lou
Eather Fitzgarrald
M. L. Behner
Ralph Fitzjarrald
Charley Fitzjarrald
Ollie Lee
Hal, Lee
Dena Kay
Owen Lee
Westfield W. M. S
Hazel Lashbrook
Mae Geffs
Indianapolis
Homer Geffs
Rosa Stutesman
Don Stutesman
Roy Crocker
Dean Oakley
Robert Stutesman
Bill Knight
Mary E. Behner
Terre Haute
Te Teese
W. H. Wilson
FS Petroleum
Clark Service Company
Marshall
Martinsville, PH
R. E. Laird Marshall
Marshall Township
Herschel Miller
SEARS
Mor” Hardway Marshall
Wallace Garage Marshall
H. L. Musgrave, Inc
International Harvester
H. L. Musgrave
International Harvester Dealer
Gordon Junction
Robinson