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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1960

Page

6

Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter

Illinois farmers assess hog prices and production trends based on a quarterly pig crop report. Prices at $17 to $19 per hundredweight are forecast for December through March as pig supply tightens. Corn under $1.00 per bushel. 1961 pig crop expected to rise about 14 percent, with spring herd near 56 million head.

W P Garrice Animal Science University of Kentucky

International Livestock Exposition Opens in Chicago

Farm boys and girls from 37 states plus Ontario and Alberta prepare for the 61st International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, November 25 to December 3. The event showcases 38 livestock and horse breeds, beef, sheep, and hog displays, an extensive farm equipment show, and innovations such as a nursette for baby feeding and hydraulic tractor attachments. A University of Illinois dairy scientist notes larger cows yield higher milk, highlighting hog business opportunities.

Ontario Alberta Chicago International Amphitheatre Chicago Stock Yards California Maine Texas University of Illinois

Illinois Leads in Soil Testing Across State

Illinois farmers tested 561000 soil samples in 1959 across 53992 farms about one in three. J C Laverty credits county extension laboratories and 46 commercial labs for the lead, with McLean Christian DeKalb Jefferson Vermilion and Shelby counties testing most acres and Shelby Macoupin Christian Madison Clinton Marion Effingham with most farms tested. Tests help farmers apply correct plant nutrients for better returns.

Illinois University of Illinois Soil Testing Laboratory J. C. Laverty University Soil Testing Utility Control Center Mclean Christian DeKalb Jefferson Vermilion Shelby Macoupin Christian Madison Clinton Marion Effingham

Liquid and dry fertilizers deemed equally effective

A Lang of the University of Illinois reports two-year tests finding liquid fertilizers perform as well as dry forms when soil tests meet crop needs. Selection depends on fit, handling convenience, and cost per unit. Starter liquids boost early growth but not final yields. dwarf corn may improve ease of chopping and silage yield with potential for high oil corn in the near future.

A. L. Lang University of Illinois Agronomist Lang Illinois Research University of Illinois

Illinois 4 H Winners Headed to National Congress in Chicago

David Harms of Pleasant Plains and Thomas Bidner of Mahomet win bids to the 39th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 1. Both teens, state champions in entomology and swine, pursue one of several $400 scholarships and travel funded by 4 H sponsors.

Chicago Michigan Avenue Downstate Illinois David Harms Pleasant Plains Thomas Bldner Mahomet Congress Cooperative Extension Service Moorman Mfg. Co Bidner Mahomet High Mahomet Ag Club Chester White Champaign County Harms J.D. Harms Sangamon County Herculea Powder Co Harme Pleasant Plains High

Family Stays Home As Emergency Keeps Everyone Quiet

The passage describes a neighborhood where adults and children are grounded by an emergency. Junior wishes to join a football game but is kept in by the ongoing operation. Sue helps with housework, while Mom oversees the household and Dad minds the workshop or rifle trial, all unable to resume normal activities.

Summi Mother Junior Preiss Iier Sue

Illinois agronomy unit wins 34000 contract for soil water flow study

The University of Illinois Department of Agronomy received a 34,000 prize from the USDA Agricultural Research Service to measure soil water movement using electronic sensors and computer systems over three years.

Illinois Department of Agronomy Usda Agricultural Research Service

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