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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1964

Page

5

SIU test farms tour highlights Southern Illinois efforts

The first tour of SIU test farms near Carbondale drew sympathetic farming leaders and educators from the region. Despite small attendance, university officials plan another tour in two years, as farmers see practical demonstrations of university research shaping local agriculture.

John Palen S.A. Claassius Dept. of Agricultural Extensions Republic of South Afr Claassius Harold Gardens Champaig Ilinois University of Illinois Univer|e Southern Illinois Siu University Farms Southern Illini Linit Ared

Wheat Price Probe Asked by National Commission

The National Commission on Food Marketing is asked to study price differentials between salt and hard winter wheat varieties in Southern Illinois. The Illinois Agricultural Association and state Farm Bureau requested the investigation. The letter cites soft red winter wheat as high quality and notes soft wheat prices recently sold 10 to 14 cents per bushel below hard wheat.

National Commission On Food Marketing Ilinois Agricultural Association Farm Bureau Congress Wilyan J. Kuhtuss Illinois

Franklin County Weed Fight Gets Started

Franklin County launches a weed control program aimed at Johnson Grass and Giant Foxtail with early cooperation from landowners. Speed commissioner Noble Smith says state, county housing authority, and highway crews have sprayed. others including railroads and coal firms expected to follow. Targeted spraying runs mid May to late August as grass emerges, with Robert DeXeal and Calvin Cowsert assisting the effort.

Franklin County Noble Smith Buckner Smith Highway Commission County Board of Supervisors Simith Robert DeXeal Hartis‘burg Stale Weed Calvin Cowsert

Corn Blight Threatens Four County Illinois Area

A corn blight with virus-like symptoms spreads northward from the Mississippi bottoms affecting Alexander Pulaski Union Johnson counties and Wabash in Illinois. Farm adviser Starkweather reports about five percent of one field infected near Gorham while Union County notes several fields damaged but under 300 acres affected. Experts warn potential 50 percent loss next year and up to full crop loss by year three. Resistant hybrids and crop rotation urged. disease may spread to central Illinois in coming years.

Ilinois Jackson County Biden Starkweather Gorham Sterkweather Mississippi Alexander Pulaski Union Johnson Wabash County Williamson County Wayne Hoelscher Union County Farm Charles Glover Glover University of Alinais Firs Ta Central Illinois Missouri Louisiana Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana Alabama

Johnson Grass Control Found

Southern Illinois University researchers Lloyd Sherwood and Nolan McKitrick tested Dalapon on Johnson grass grown from seed. They report 10 to 15 pounds per acre gives excellent control within three to four weeks, with 15 pounds effective against regrowth if sprayed within four weeks after regrowth. Application used 24 gallons of water per acre. Johnson grass threatens crops in the Mississippi and Ohio River bottoms.

Southern Ilinois University Lloyd Sherwood Plant Industries Department Nolan &. McKitrick Il Laois Mississippi Ohio River

Wheat program figures mailed to farmers for 1985 allotments

Letters sent today notify farmers of wheat allotments, normal yields, and payment rates under the voluntary 1985 wheat program run by the County ASCS. Appeals on allotments may be filed within 13 days at county ASCS offices.

County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASCS Jackson Hanson St Murphysboro Williamson County Court St Marion

More Tourists To Lebanon Beirut

Lebanon expects tourism revenue to reach 30 million dollars in 1964, up 10 million from last year, as National Tourism Department officials cite increased publicity as the main driver. No visitor numbers are available yet.

Lebanon Beirut National Tourism Department Europe Americas

Demolition Bid Sought For Carbondale Residence

The Southern Illinois Hospital Corporation will accept sealed bids to raze or remove a one story frame residence at 409 West Jackson Street Carbondale Illinois. Bids due September 15 1964. Contact Mr Jack Gunn Maintenance Engineer Doctors Hospital Carbondale for inspection and contract details.

Southern Ilinois Hospital Corporation West Jackson Street Carbondale Illinois Jack Gunn Doctors Hospital

Channel Cat Stock Near Delivery by October

A letter from Sulick and Sons Hatchery promises delivery of channel catfish by the second week of October for pond stocking in Jackson County. Shipments start in September after delays from hot July weather killed about 60,000 fish. Pond owners will be notified of delivery details and orders remain open with SCS. Conservationist Paul Tee warns against stocking ponds under four feet deep and suggests waiting to spring if so.

Jackson County Soil Conservation Service Sulick and Sons Hatchery Shelbyville SCS Paul Tee

Three Calf Sales Slated In Southern Illinois

Three feeder calf sales are planned in Southern Illinois. The Dixon Springs experimental station hosts the first sale on September 25 and the final sale on October 1, with the Dixon Springs event split into two days for the first time. Producers expect to handle over 5,000 calves across the sales, in a cooperative arrangement between producers and the University of Illinois extension service.

Ilinois Dixon Springs University of Ilinois Extensions

Different Color Inside A Pawing Horse Paint Job Claim

Wichita resident HJ Kinsley filed an insurance claim after a horse he encountered in western Kansas allegedly gnawed paint off part of his car. The claim seeks coverage for the damaged paint job amid a lighthearted travel incident report from AP.

Wichita Kan HJ Kinsley Kansas Kinsley

Ballymoss and Panasipper Derby Shine in International Circuit

Ballymoss and Panasipper Derby competed in the Chamber and Thirteen of Diamond events, both winning honors at the Irish Washington D.C. International vat Laurel.

Ballymoss Chamber Thirteen of Diamonds Washington D.C

State checks on Japanese beetle across Illinois

The Illinois Department of Agriculture tracks the Japanese beetle with traps in public areas and along rail lines. Surveys focus on Southern Illinois and cities including Mattoon Peoria and Chicago. Entomologist Ronald Meyer says beetles feed on ripe fruit roses and other garden and legume crops and larvae threaten grasses. The department aims to curb spread by targeting rising populations and applying insecticides before establishment. The largest known population is about 40 miles north of Champaign Urbana, with no reports of growth in Southern Illinois. Tom Sheckells of Baltimore will captain Army's 1965 lacrosse team.

Illinois Dept. of Agriculture Ilinoig Mattoon Peoria Chicago Slate Ronald Meyer Meyer Dept. of Agriculture Champaign-Urbana Ilinois

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