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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

9

Illinois Farm Sports Festival Entries Define Various Deadlines

The Illinois Farm Sports Festival sets entry dates across sports. Softball due June 15 for several divisions. golf due June 30 with district July 7 at Highland Park Bloomington. state finals August 3 at Savoy. Trap July 1, shoot July 17 in Springfield. swimming July 15 for Aug 7 at ISU Normal. horseshoes Aug 15 with Aug 23 Springfield. tennis July 15 with Aug 7 ISU courts. All through Farm Bureau.

Illinois Farm Pekin Danville Highland Park Bloomington University of Illinois Savoy Mather Gun Club Springfield Horton Field Housepool Illinois State University Normal Illinois State Fairgrounds Farm Bureau

Refuse Act Applies to Large Farms Under New Program

The Refuse Act Permit Program targets large feedlots with 1,000 animal units or more, discharging at a single point source. EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus cited about 3,400 U S feedlots meet the threshold and urged regulatory clarity amid farm groups' concerns over engineering requirements and fees.

William D. Ruckelshaus Federal Environmental Protection Agency Army Corps of Engineers Environmental Protection Agency EPA U.S. House Agriculture Committee U.S American Farm Bureau Federation House Ways and Means Committee U.S. House of Representatives The Illinois Agricultural Association Harold B. Steele Farm Bureau Army Corps

Hog prices to rise as supplies tighten and demand grows

University of Illinois economist L H Simerl predicts hog prices will improve for several months as pork supplies shrink seasonally to mid July and consumer buying power rises. U S Representative Paul Findley urges Postmaster General Winton Blount to approve a commemorative pork industry stamp, backed by the National Pork Producers Council.

L.H. Simerl University of Illinois Extension Simerl U.S Paul Findley Illinois Winton Blount Findley House Congress Postmaster General National Pork Producers Council

Illinois farmers to face crop and livestock surveys

Illinois farmers will be surveyed in late May and early June by the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. Most will receive questionnaires while some are interviewed by telephone or in person. Enumerators will be trained and use aerial photos and county maps to select a representative sample for estimates of planted acreage, livestock numbers, and farm employment.

Illinois Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service Robert H. Moats

Farmers oppose toll road extension across Illinois farm country

Farmers of DeKalb Ogle and Lee Counties with county Farm Bureaus and the Illinois Agricultural Association oppose the Illinois Toll Road Authority plan. They argue economic infeasibility loss of productive land drainage damage and favor using U S Alternate 30. The route would run from near Aurora northwest through Kane DeKalb Ogle and Dixon area ending near Rock Falls. A committee is formed with Rothschild Stevens Barry and Myers to oppose the project. Nesting grounds of the whooping cranes are located in Alberta Canada.

DeKalb Ogle Lee Counties County Farm Bureaus Illinois Agricultural Association Farm Bureau U.S Chicago Rothschild, Stevens, Barry and Myers

Warning Issued Over Treated Corn In River Shipments

Grain Trade reports summer contamination of corn with treated seed corn reaching river terminals. Officials warn under the Pure Food and Drug Act that a single treated kernel can contaminate a sample and selling treated grain carries fines and imprisonment. Area grain dealers note rising incidents and mention water addition to marketed grain may fall under regulation.

Country Life health insurance card urged for hospital access

A public notice advises carrying a Country Life health insurance ID card to avoid deposits up to 300 dollars for hospital admission if uninsured. It stresses having enough cards for every family member and offers a mail-in coupon to Country Life Insurance Company in Bloomington Illinois for extra cards.

Country Life Country Life Insurance Company Bloomington Ill

Plan Summer Farm Bureau Softball Program at Verona Park

Farm Bureau plans a summer softball program with two teams at least the young adults 18 to 30 and all county players. A 35ers division may form for Farm Bureau members 35 or older with a June 1 cutoff. An entry in slow pitch and 4-H divisions may also happen. Meeting at Verona ball park 7 30 p m tonight to confirm participation and entries due June 15 for the Sports Festival.

Farm Bureau Verona Ball Park

Trade balance favorable from agricultural exports

The United States shows a $1.4 billion favorable balance of trade for the first three quarters, with agricultural exports exceeding imports by $1.6 billion from July 1970 to March 1971. Non agricultural trade runs a $200 million deficit, while farm exports rise about 17 percent from the prior year led by wheat, soybeans and cotton gains.

United States Department of Agriculture

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