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Newspaper
Mount Carmel Register
Location
Mount Carmel, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2016
Page
8
Pruning is essential for ornamental trees and shrubs though many homeowners fear it. Proper pruning shapes plants early and maintains form later, preventing over pruning and matching plants to site space for better growth.
County Extension Director Adam Feig outlines winter pruning for lilacs dogwoods honeysuckle and other shrubs and trees. He stresses pruning after flowering for some shrubs and warns against toping trees recommending selective pruning and stronger species. The webinar How to Kill Your Tree A Guide of What Not To Do features Chris Enroth February 23 at 1 30 p m in Collinsville and Waterloo with preregistration via Illini Extension site or 618-939-3434. Cost 5 to 10 dollars tickets.
A compact market snapshot shows major indices mixed with individual stock figures. Dow Jones around 16964.10 and S&P near 1979.26 declined, while Exxon Mobil and Toyota Motor listings appear among the tickers.
Illinois soil temperatures have run above normal for most of the season. Four inch bare soil averaged 36.7 F across the state, with December highs near 42.7 F and February values rising to 35.1 F as air temperatures climbed into the 70s. Northern Illinois stayed warmer than long-term averages, while southern sites were the warmest.
The American Soybean Association applauds the Senate Agriculture Committee for passing a bill creating a national labeling framework for bioengineered foods. The measure won support from all 11 Republicans and senators Klobuchar Donnelly and Heitkamp, with ASA urging broad Senate backing to advance biotech farming.
Purdue Extension economist Chris Hurt says the pork sector may improve in 2016 with an estimated $4 per head profit versus a loss last year as spring futures rise $2 to $4 and soybean meal costs ease. Production is expected to be largely flat year over year with lower feed costs supporting margins.
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