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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1962
Page
6
L. H. Simerl of the Extension Economic Agriculture Marketing notes hog prices have stayed between 16 and 18 dollars at midwest terminal markets for 32 months and are expected to remain similar through winter and alongside modest gains in beef and broiler supplies. Market hogs may rise 3 to 5 percent in supplies, with demand not strengthening as fast as last year.
Mrs Mabel Gilbert visited from Monday to Thursday with Mrs Gussie Medsker. June Kenderdine called on Wednesday morning. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Wiley Kenderdine and Keith, Rosalee Higginbottom and Jannette, and Vera Gayle Ramsey. Numerous Kenderdine and Shelton relatives visited during the week with multiple calls in Melrose.
Clark county farmers report moldy soybeans due to unusual weather and pests, with damage in fields low in potash across Clark Harosey and Shelby counties. Grasshoppers and storage moisture issues affect quality. certified seed and germination tests are advised, with early seed orders due to high demand.
University of Illinois College of Agriculture offers a free circular on selecting the most profitable fertilizer program to maximize farm profits. The guide, aimed at consultants and farmers, outlines a method to allocate fertilizer spending efficiently. Dairy scientists report sealed air tight silos reduce spoilage versus conventional towers with limited cost impact.
Mrs Leah Mae Green and Sharon join Flossie Kenderdine along with Mr Mrs John Wells Miss Carol Ann Cornwell and Mr Mrs Garnet Ogle in gatherings. Henry Shelton and Omer Powell families, with Donnie and Frankie, stopped by Monday evening. Maude Kenderdine visited Thursday with George Lee in tow.
The Production Credit Association announces its 29th annual stockholders meeting led by Gail R. Garner secretary treasurer. The farmers cooperative serves Coles Cumberland Edgar Clark Effingham Fayette Shelby and Moultrie counties. Thewill meet at Will Rogers Theater Charleston at 11 00 a m with a business session. A noon turkey dinner will be served by church groups. Speakers and features to be announced later.
An Illinois animal scientist argues industry pressure will steer cattle feeding in the corn belt, with feeders seeing good returns only if they finish their cattle.
A program focuses on breeding and feeding cattle to produce quality carcasses with a high yield of retail cuts.
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