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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

15

Economy Methods Highlighted At Davenport Crop School

Farmers learned economical ways to determine crop needs at a three day FS basic crops school in Davenport Iowa. Andy Wagner of Kendall Grundy FS represented his company while FS Services sponsored the clinic. sessions covered soil testing plant analysis fertilizer history new farm chemicals and application methods delivered by FS field specialists.

Davenport Iowa Andy Wagner Kendall-Grundy Fs, Inc FS Services

Pigskin fashion show highlights farm leather potential

At the Illinois Farm Bureau annual meeting in Chicago the Grand Ballroom hosts a 11 30 a m pigskin leather fashion show featuring jackets skirts and accessories made from specially processed hog hides. Shepard Blumenthal of Rockford and Hidebound Inc lead the push with Oscar Mayer Co backing and Yugoslavian ties to new tanning methods. The event includes a luncheon for media and farm press to preview future garment uses and expanded hog production income.

Illinois Farm Bureau Chicago Palmer House Farm Press Yugoslavia Shepard Blumenthal Rockford Blumenthal Hidebound, Inc Oscar Mayer and Co U. S Oscar Mayer Farm Bureau Trade Mission United States

Saxer Named IFB District 5 Field Services Director

William Saxer executive secretary of the Henry County Farm Bureau was named district field services director for Illinois Farm Bureau District 5, succeeding Floyd Nethery who died September 6. He will serve as liaison between the IFB field services division and 17 county Farm Bureaus in Pike to Clinton Counties. Saxer, a Jacksonville native, has been Henry County executive secretary since 1969 and previously Stark County Farm Bureau life post. He and his wife Judith will move to the Springfield area after January 1.

William Saxer Henry County Farm Bureau Illinois Farm Bureau District 5 Floyd Nethery Hillsboro F. Wayne Baughman IFB Field Services Laxer Farm Bureau Saxer IFB Field Services Division County Farm Bureau Pike Cass Morgan Menard Sangamon Scott Christian Calhoun Jersey Greene Macoupin Montgomery Madison Bend Monroe St. Clair Clinton Life Post Stark County Farm Bureau Henry County Morgan County Service Company Jacksonville Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Air National Guard Judith Springfield Karl Kilsholm Iowa Harold B. Steele Princeton Bureau County John White, Jr Elburn Kane County

Illinois Farm Bureau Holds Sixty-First Annual Meeting in Chicago

The 61st Illinois Farm Bureau annual meeting runs through Saturday at the Palmer House Chicago with delegates voting on policies. Today features multiple affiliated group meetings and presentations including Dr. Kenneth Hood and Reagan Brown.

Illinois Farm Bureau Chicago Palmer House Farm Bureau Kenneth Hood American Farm Bureau Federation Illinois Milk Producers Association Farm Bureau Convention

Yearbook highlights agricultural research That We May Eat

The 1975 Yearbook of Agriculture marks the centennial of state agricultural experiment stations. It notes research improving poultry production, potato yields, hybrid corn, hog cholera control, wheat rust prevention, and irrigation. It also previews greater future demands on agricultural research.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Yearbook of Agriculture

Miss Illinois Princess Soya Contest Seeks Candidates

The Land of Lincoln Soybean Association seeks 18 to 25 year old single residents of Illinois counties for the Miss Illinois Princess Soya title. Applications are due January 15 with county Farm Bureau offices. finals January 29 in Champaign.

Reagan Brown Texas Interstate Producers Livestock Association Land of Lincoln Soybean Association Champaign Young Farmers The Soya Illinois County County Farm Bureau Illinois Princess Ramada Inn Convention Center Miss Illinois Illinois Land of Lincoln

Safety skid demonstrations teach stopping distances

Country Companies conducts over 200 auto skid demos yearly for high school students to show safe stopping procedures and emergency stopping times. The programs are offered to schools clubs and other groups through local agents.

Country Companies County Farm Bureau Illinois

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