Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter on Soybeans and Exports
The report notes a record soybean crop for the fourth straight year and a slightly larger than last year yield. It discusses export dependence under Public Law 480, price trends near the support floor, and factors that could lift prices including crops and feed demand dynamics led by hogs and broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Japan
Netherlands
West Germany
Canada
U S
L. H. Simerl Dept. of
Ag Economics
How to handle grain sorghum harvest and storage
University of Illinois agronomist Carl N Hittle outlines methods for sorghum grain. He notes maturity, moisture targets of 13 to 15 percent, artificial drying for grain above 20 percent, in-field drying risks, and grain silage options for both mature and immature crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N Hittle
University of Illinois Agronomist
Beeville
Texas
Hittle
Silage vs Grain Yields Highlighted In Dixon Springs Notes
Dixon Springs notes compare silage and grain yields from the same corn acre, showing silage can boost beef gain. It covers feeder calf prices, parasite control for sheep, and timber management guidance from Extension experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Mansfield
Doc
Time and the reaction of polls in 1958 elections
The text surveys the first session of the 85th Congress, noting enacted bills and major measures. It cites voting rights for Negroes, social security disclosures, explosives penalties, and foreign aid cuts. It highlights proposed and failed programs, and outlines a major Capitol renovation plan with extensive construction work and new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
International Atomic Energy Agency
Small Business Administration
Sec. Benson
Atomile Energy Commission
AEC
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Bridget Bureau
Airways Modernization
Hawaii
Alaska
Columbis
National Capitol Building
Senate
Library
Congress
Supreme ‘Court
Wormy Pigs Cost More Hereford Sale Tomorrow Saturday
Swine article notes wormy pigs cost three bushels of corn to grow and take longer to market. Dr Norman D Levine of Illinois calls Piperzine the best hog warmer and urges sanitation to reduce worm eggs. McLean County swine sanitation rules emphasize clean farrowing pens, udder washing, pasture rotation, and separate sows to piglets to curb disease. The Seventh annual fall Hereford sale is set for October 12 at Martinsville fairgrounds with a focus on quality seed and market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D. Levine
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Levine
McLean County
Clark County
Hereford Breeders
Martinsville Fair Grounds
Don Taggart
University of Illinois
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Arrerm
Ey Weiss
Illinois Farmers’ Outlook
Dixon Springs
Bob Webb
Clarence Albritter
Egyptian Livestock Association
Clarence
Wpsd-Tv
Paducah
Kentucky
Culver
Abc's OF Timber Management
ABC
L. B. Culver
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Evice
Agriculture Sec
Esra Taf Benson
Peebles
Duane Moots
Hillakers
Wen
Contour
Lawrence Gettmassier
Resa
University of Clinoiologist
Miller
Paris
TEL
Sey
Barthelemy & Lawrence
Marshall, Ilinois
Darwin Ilinois
Dover
Automobile
Chévrolet
Tandem
Herman
Carpillar Road Patrol
Underwood
Cokheim
Mae Barthelemy
Glen R. Barthelemy
John W. Lewis, Jr
D. A. Macklin
Marshall
Illinois
Snavely, Miller & Meehling Marshall
R. Garrett Phillips
Springfield
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