Illinois Honey and Farm Notes From 1963 Summary
Illinois produced 9.8 million pounds of honey in 1963 up 20 percent from 1962 and 35 percent above 1957-61 average. Colonies fell to 149 thousand, yield 66 pounds per colony a record. Beeswax production 187 thousand pounds. Honey stocks 2.8 million pounds December 15, down 4 percent. Prices slightly stronger. honey value 2.1 million dollars up 22 percent. Various farm notes cover machinery, efficiency, family farm concepts, calf care, Russian food costs, and farm lighting and pest-control ideas.
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The dialogue explains widow benefits are not cut before 65 and delaying claims loses money, with back pay for when the widow turned 62. It confirms 62 benefit reductions for workers and wives, rules on credits, and notes a 72 year old can start payments even while working. It urges immediate claims to avoid lost benefits.
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