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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1973

Page

5

Farmers Union debate over farm bill and welfare policy

Mike Carr analyzes Ray Watson's objections to his critique of the Illinois Farmers Union and its support for costly farm bill provisions. The column contrasts price forecasts for corn, food stamp scope for strikers, and the influence of lobbying groups while noting other farm organizations in the National Coalition and the Illinois Agriculture Association's role.

Mike Carr Lindsay-Schaub Ray Watson Farmers Union Ray Illinois Farmers Union Farmers’ Union National Farmers’ Union Labor of Health, Education and Welfare Agriculture Department Watson Illinois Farmer’s Union National National Farmers Organization National Grange NFO Don Muhm Des Moines Farm and Home Register The Grange Illinois Agricultural Association Farmers Union Illinois Department of Agriculture

Hodson to be judge at 1973 Barrow Show

Harold Hodson Jr of the animal science department at Southern Illinois University Carbondale will judge the 1973 National Barrow Show in Austin Minnesota September 10 to 12. He is one of four Judges of Champions selecting champions for eight breeds plus the Crossbred and the Grand Champion Barrow.

Harold Hodson Jr Animal Science Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Austin Minn

Acreage freed for crops due to set-aside end in Illinois

About 37 241 acres across 12 counties in Southern Illinois may return to farming next year after the federal set aside program ends. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said no set aside for 1974, freeing 19 million acres nationwide. He expressed confidence farmers will respond to the opportunity.

Illinois Sam Ambuel Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Jackson Williamson Earl Butz Butz

Four Day SIU Symposium on Black Walnut Timber

A four day symposium at Southern Illinois University Carbondale August 14 to 17 gathers walnut timber professionals from industry agencies and universities to discuss improving producing and utilizing black walnut timber. Sessions begin August 14 at 1 p.m. in the SIU C Student Center ballrooms with remarks from SIU C President David R Derge and U S Forest Service Chief John R McGuire.

SIU News Service Southern Illinois University Carbondale Southern Illinois Forest Sciences Laboratory SIUC North Centar] Forest Experiment Station National Center For Black Walnut Timber Research North Central Forest Ex Periment Station U.S. Forest Service SIU Forestry Department Division of Walnut Council SIU Gene W. Grey Kansas State University Manhattan A.A. Moslemi Robert Phares U. S. Forest Service Siu-C David R. Derge John R. McGuire Washington D.C

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