How to Organize a Wild Life District in Illinois
Illinois law outlines the formation of wildlife districts within a single county requiring 1280 acres owned by at least four owners. A majority of landowners must petition the county judge for a hearing, followed by an election. Districts levy taxes up to 0.05 percent and may employ police to enforce rules, control harmful species, and propagate beneficial birds and game.
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Fertility Program Helps Secure Pastures During Drought
University of Illinois extension specialist H A Cate notes drought-resilient pastures come from sound fertility practices. He cites soil testing and high fertility stands in southern Illinois as yielding better spring forage and quicker recovery after fall rains.
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H. A. Cate
Dixon Springs Experiment Station
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University safety warns on dangerous vision antenna installation
A University of Illinois safety specialist cautions that vision antennas may be dangerous and unsatisfactory when improperly installed, signaling concerns over installation practices and associated risks.
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