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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1959

Page

7

Cattle Sale Set for Oct 1 With Record Consignments

By August 31 over 3 000 head of calves and yearlings were consigned to the Egyptian Livestock Association annual feeder cattle sale, a growth from about 2 500 head in the previous high. Since 1950 the Dixon Springs area breeders have expanded the sale, now adding new holding pens to handle the larger consignments. The report notes healthy, horn free cattle grading good or better and outlines silage and feed preparations on the Morse place near Lake Glendale for winter stock.

Egyptian Livestock Association Dixon Springs Popey Hardin Johnson Counties Morse Place Lake Glendale

Fowl pox vaccination tips for Illinois laying flocks

Veterinarian Dr. E I Pilchard of the University of Illinois urges Illinois poultrymen to weigh pros and cons of fowl pox vaccines. He recommends vaccinating flocks after six weeks and before laying, limiting movement around poultry, and avoiding simultaneous vaccination of multiple diseases. He notes disease progression varies, with egg production dipping during infection and gradually recovering at a lower level.

Illinois E. I. Pilchard University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine Pilchard Newcastle

Conservation agreements listed for Clark County farms

The Clark County Soil Conservation District board approved six farm conservation agreements at the August meeting. Farmers mentioned include Raymond Jacobs Everett Veach Fred Crandall Drexel Howard Floyd Wesnitzer Claude Shawver and others across Melrose Johnson and surrounding townships. Multiple farms report grass waterways ponds dry dams and water management structures completed or in progress.

Clark County Soil Conservation District Raymond Jacobs Westfield Township Everett Veach Weatfield Township Fred Crandall Johnson Township Drexel Howard Douglas Township Floyd Wesnitzer Marshall Township Claude Shawver George Warren Parker Township Robert Wers Rahall Township Harry Miller John Douglas Wabash Township Don Morgan Maurice Wernz Euleta Wernz Melrose Township Leo Wernz Robert Guinnip John Beaty Martinsville George Miller Darwin Township Perry Williams Anderson Township Leon Williams Auburn Township Garnett Cornwell F. M.brosman

Buying Low Grade Beef Really Saves Money?

A University of Illinois cattle expert argues that buying lower grade beef saves little due to higher shrink from cooking. Fat in higher grade beef adds flavor, but consumer tests show preference for lean meat. Hog price forecasts and barley as feed crop are also noted.

Irvin R. Rinehart University of Illinois Rinehart Godfrey Food Service, Inc Milwaukee

Clark-Edgar DAIRY REPORT SUMMARY REPORT MISSING ITEMS

A Clark-Edgar D H I A dairy report notes 805 cows in August with 161 dry cows. Milk average listed as 738 and seat average as 29.4. Names include C and Howard Bolanc Ralph Ellison Les and Ben Honnold Joe Kemp Co. and Howard Bolanc Winfield Miller John Van Fleet Hobart Fulton Max Huffman.

Clark-Edgar Ralph Ellison Grade Jersey Winfield Miller Re

Illinois Farmers Outlook on consumer food spending and farmer share

An Illinois note explains U S Department of Agriculture figures on how much consumers spend for food and the farmer’s share. It compares recent years to prewar and wartime periods, noting consumer outlays around 21 percent of disposable income and the farmer’s share near 39 to 40 percent, with historical lows and highs across 1915 to 1933.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S. Department of Labor United States

Clark county Swine Improvement sale sets eight breeds on September 12

Warren Bundy notes the third annual Clark county Swine Improvement Association sale will auction thirty boars and twenty gifts at the Martinsville fairground starting 8:00 p.m. DST. Breeds include Berkshire Duroc Hampshire Tamworth Yorkshire and Landrace. Sale catalogues available from secretary Joe Boyer of Casey Illinois.

Clark County Swine Improvement Association Martinsville Fairground Berkshire Duroc Hampshire Tamworth Yorkshire Joe Boyer Casey Ill Martinaville Charles N. van Tassell Vance J. van Tassell V. C. van Tassell Landrace

Farmer’s slice of food dollar holds near forty percent

The farmer’s share of the consumer food dollar stays near 40 percent and could dip slightly as prices shift until a major recession or high inflation alters the balance.

Tenant Rights in 1960 Soil Bank Program

Robert E. Seed of the Clark County ASC in Martinsville says tenant rights must be protected in the 1960 conservation reserve program as in 1939. A producer with a tenant in 1958 or 1959 must include the tenant on the 1960 contract unless the tenant relinquishes any future interest. The 1960 plan allows tenants to release interests if voluntary, with Clark County ASC determining voluntariness. Call the county ASC for details. Deadline for 1960 applications is Thursday September 10, 1959.

Robert E. Seed Clark County ASC Martinsville Soil Bank Division

Parity basis for farm price support outmoded say Illinois economists

Two University of Illinois agricultural economists argue that parity has played only a small role in price support programs over the past six years. They contend that when parity influenced policy it failed to provide a meaningful standard.

University of Illinois

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