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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1959

Page

6

Record April 1 grain stocks and high usage noted by USDA

USDA data show U.S. grain stocks at April 1 near record levels while disappearance and use rise. Corn stocks reached 2,992 million bushels, up 7 percent from a year earlier, with 934 million bushels disappearances in January-March. Soybeans total 323 million bushels, up 26 percent, with 146 million bushels vanished since January 1. Wheat stocks stand at 1,540 million bushels, 37 percent above a year ago.

USDA United States Ioan

Urge Farmers to Watch Corn Planting Rate

University of Illinois agronomist J W Pendleton urges planting about 15 percent more seed to offset losses from cold wet soils insects diseases and cultivation. Recommendations include 16000 plants per acre on 100 bushel land and 12000 on 75 bushels, with specific drill or hill drop spacing to achieve target stands.

University of Tllinois Agronomist J. W. Pendleton Pendleton Agronomist University

Land judging contest links soil lessons to youth

Ten high school Vocational Agriculture land judging teams competed April 23 at Robert Flowers farm northwest of Marshall. Cumberland won, followed by Casey Oakland Marshall and Martinsville. Jim Hammond of Martinsville had the top individual score, with Don Richards Casey second, Gary Farthing Oakland third, and Herb Norton Marshall fourth. Soil Stewardship Week runs May 3 to May 10.

Robert Flowers Marshall Cumberland Casey Oakland Martinsville Jim Hammond Don Richards Gary Farthing Herb Norton W. C. Lowdermilk Soil Conservation Service Holy Earth Brisner and Shepard

Planting practices and pasture studies from the station report

Agricultural notes cover planter plate tips and seed spacing, periodic planter box dumping, and inspecting emergence after planting. Also changes in wool reception dates, pasture renovator usefulness, irrigation soil compaction findings, legumes as nitrogen sources, and beef heifer breeding ages with yearling versus two-year-old calving outcomes. Bob Webb cautions on calving risk and pasture needs. 75,000 trees planted this spring in Illinois demonstrations.

Bob Webb

Farm Loan Meeting in St Louis Sets Records

Eugene A. Davis, secretary treasurer of the National Farm Loan Association of Charleston, will attend a St Louis meeting May 14 and 15 at the Federal Land Bank of St Louis. Topics include higher appraised values and larger long term loans for productive farms. March 1959 loans totaled 9 million, first quarter loans 21.5 million, with total outstanding loans over 190 million. The Charleston association serves Coles Cumberland Clark and Edgar counties.

Eugene A. Davis National Farm Loan Association of Charleston St. Louis Federal Land Bank of Federal Land Bank Illinois Missouri Arkansas Davis National Farm Loan Association National Farm Loan Association of Charleston Coles Cumberland Clark Edgar Counties

Sunday School Attendance and Social Visits in County

Attendance at Mt Olive Sunday School was 81. A party at the Janney home honored Mr Janney s relative. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Junior Cornwell and son. Frances Drake returned from atartum in Robinagon. Death of Harry Seymour announced. Various locals visited or were visited by neighbors and relatives.

Mt. Olive Alva Wells Lena Artman Alva Janney Janney Junior Cornwell Frances Drake Atartum Robinagon Ruth Wells Olney Harry Seymour Joan Cornwell Opal Cornwell

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