Farm Views by Charles Orcutt 4-H Harvest Festival
A record crowd of 2 620 served at the Martinsville 21st Harvest Festival 4-H barbecue. Frank Martin led 1500 pounds of beef prepared by Clark Service Co TRW Electronics and Martinsville State Bank supported by local groups. Proceeds fund 4-H show premiums two scholarships and junior leader programs.
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Martnsville
Terre Haute
Weeds in Soybeans and Crop Advice from Leland Weaver
Farmer guidance covers weed control limits from FSA and USDA, harvest loss checks, and combine settings to reduce bean loss. Notes on corn stalk rot, stalk strength tests, and reasons for barren kernels linked to heavy rain and rapid growth. Includes Browstown field tour highlights with Blue Bow Wheat yield note and fly free planting dates for Benhur Knox 62.
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Fred Huffington
Leland Weaver
Browstown
Pat Johnson
Stow
Benhur
Knox
Silage corn fits pasture farming and church notices
Silage corn fits pasture farming and urges limited urea use 10-12 lbs per ton of silage, avoid late cuttings. Notes pasture renewal, corn rotation every five to six years, and early seeding to reduce erosion. Includes Zion Emmanuel United Methodist Church and Marshall United Methodist events with services, prayers, and youth programs.
Littermate Records Guide Boars vs Barrows in Hog Herds
University of Illinois animal scientists report boars differ from littermate barrows and gifts in pork production. Boars show about 0.25 inch less backfat, 5 inches more length, 0.75 square inches more loin eye area, reach 200 pounds two weeks sooner, and use around 40 pounds less feed per 100 pounds of gain. When purchasing two boars, consider these differences.
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U. of I
Congregational Church Schedule in Eugene
Eugene Stheridge minister leads Sunday school at 9 10 morning service with sermon When Sin is at the Door. Evening worship at 1 30. Choir meets at 7 30 p m on Wednesday at the church.
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Zion
Leland Miller
Ralphy Hawker
Lois Johnson
Emmanuel
Dale Schaefer
Wilma B Elliott
Emmanuel Choir
Wilma Elliott
Betty Kunce
Congregational Church
Eugene Stheridge
Value of corn silage for calf wintering
Steer calves wintered on corn silage hay and or protein supplement should each gain one and one half pounds a day. An acre of corn in silage will winter ten calves. An acre of corn silage fed with hay will winter at least five beef.
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Charles Orcutt
Marshall United Methodist Cluster
Marshall First United Methodist Church
Littermate Records
J Bar's Tack Shop
J Bar S Tack Shop
West York
Black Top
Ney
John, Lois
Mike Shelton
MR. Farmer
Marshall, Il
Effingham Equity
Effingham, Tl
Buick
Vu ‘Hile
Plum ST. Marshall
Grimes Jonathan
Apple House
Martinsville
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