Grass Legumes Boost Beef Gain In Stocker Pastures
L H Simers reports on pasture trials showing grass legume mixtures outyield nitrated grass for beef gain. Thirty acres of grass legume pastures averaged 1.33 pounds per steer daily, totaling 326 pounds per 168 days, while nitrated grass averaged 227 pounds per acre. Across an 80 acre study, grass legumes stocked 43 steers at 1.87 pounds daily for 225 pounds per steer versus 38 yearlings at 1.06 pounds daily for 178 pounds per steer on nitrated grass.
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Illinois
Keep Your Child Safe on Farm Tractors in Illinois
Clark County Health Improvement Association warns that operating a farm tractor is not for young children. Statistics show many tractor accidents involve young operators or extra riders, urging parents to wait until children are tall enough and have sound judgment to reach controls. Encourage 4 H and vocational programs for safe machinery experience.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois
Illinois Rural Safety Council
Clark County
Blue Cross Plan
Hospital Service Corporation
Blue Shield Medical-Surgical Plan
Illinois Medical Service
Harold Imle
Clark County Health Improvement Association
Maple Marshall
Imle
HSA
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
HIA
Aerial Photo Displays At Farm and Home Festival
The University of Illinois Forestry exhibit shows three dimensional terrain models and serial photography techniques to map forests and identify tree species. Other displays cover Christmas tree quality, crop and soil research, and pest insects with exhibits in Urbana during the festival.
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Illinois Agriculture
Department of Forestry
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Urbana
Illinois
Forestry Department
Agricultural Engineering Research Laboratory
Hog price trends point to ample pork supply this fall
Illinois economist L H Simerl notes retail pork prices drop as February and March hogs rise 25 percent while live hog prices fall about five cents per pound. USDA expects 13 percent more pigs this spring, signaling more hogs and lower prices in October through December. Hog production may top 1955 despite population gains, keeping per person pork supply similar.
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Illinois
Lee
LaSalle
Livingston
Iroquois
McLean
Ford
Logan
DeWitt
Champaign
Central
Eastern
Northern Counties
USDA
Turkey
University of Ilinois
L. H. Simerl
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Simerl
Simers
Wabash Home Bureau Unit Holds Meeting with Guests
The Wabash Home Bureau Unit met with Elizabeth Macke as hostess and Rosella Jones as co host. Twenty three members and four guests answered roll call. Minor lesson led by Jessie Welsh. Dorothy Shirley reported on what her 4 H club is doing. Major lesson by Rosemary Beltz and Agnes Welsh on Spending 24 Hours a Day. Refreshments served after dismissal.
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Wabash Home Bureau
Elizabeth Macke
Rosella Jones
Herb
Jessie Welsh
Dorothy Shirley
Rosemary Beltz
Agnes Welsh
Dormant Season Pruning Day Planned for April 4
Community event highlights pruning fruit trees grapes brambles shade trees and woody shrubs during the dormant season. The guide notes prune except for early blooming varieties offering an outdoor care tip for gardeners.
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Clark County Health Improvement Ass’n
United States
Canada
Blue Shield Plan of Minds Medical Services
Illinois Natural History Survey
Ics
Marshall Loan CO
Ritter & Behner
South 6Th St
Marshall, Tl
Court House
Paris, Ill
Grandview Township
Edgar County, Ill
Grandview
Poynter & Knowles, Auctioneers
National Farm Loan
Cvcers
Isociation Farm Bureau
Office Marshall, Ill
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Marshall Herald
Herald
Jack Hewitt
Gulf Service
U. 8
Kenneth
Kenny
Little
Republican
Marshall Township
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Marshall Schools
Kenneth Little
Clarksville
Marshall
Lincoln Highway
Charleston Road
Dayton
National Cash Register
Electrolux
Delco
Delco Radio
Jenny Lynn
Ruth Fox
Omer Shawler
Knowles & Poynter