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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1957
Page
6
The Illinois Farm Outlook reports mixed poultry prospects with egg gains, possible broiler stabilization, and a 14 percent jump in turkey production in 1956 amid low live-bird prices. The piece also notes a May 28 Farm Machinery Day at the University of Illinois with demonstrations, lectures, and meals.
University economist T A Hieronymus says by June 1 the CCC will own enough soybeans to set the summer price via its sales policy. Illinois farmers hold about 50 million bushels on farms and elevators with 11/4 million under loan or purchase. He projects CCC price at $2.26 loaded at country elevators, implying farmer bids near $2.21 after margins. Carryover forecasts vary widely, between 12 and 42 million bushels, with actual figures likely between these extremes.
An Illinois extension specialist notes stained wood coverings extend life to five or six years. Options range from asphalt felts to masonry veneers. cheaper sidings suit very worn houses, while sound structures benefit from durable coverings.
University of Illinois veterinarians report USDA findings that parakeratosis stems from imbalanced minerals in pig diets. High calcium with low zinc triggers disease. adding zinc prevents and cures it. Diets may include up to 1.0 percent calcium and 50 ppm zinc. Zinc supplements or mineral additives recommended.
A Dixon Springs week notes a cattle sale at the Station on April 25 where 8 two-year-olds, 1 three-year-old, and 1 four-year-old averaged $390. The catalog emphasized performance data from birth to sale, with pedigree limited to dam size. The top bull earned $500 after gaining 910 pounds, while the lowest gained 705 pounds and sold for $290.
Wanda Sanders spent Tuesday night with Marsha and Sharon Green. She visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Celia Dodd. The Melrose 4-H club and guests gathered for the event.
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