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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1981

Page

5

Showcase farm proposed for Southern Illinois region

Leaders from agriculture labor industry and education proposed a showcase farm for Southern Illinois to aid forage and ruminant production on hilly land unsuited to crops. The plan emerged from SIUC Carbondale conference urging regionally oriented research marketing education and farm communication skills.

Gordon Billingsley Siuc News Service Suthern Illinois Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Southern Illinois Walter Wills Siuc School of Agriculture Wills

Illinois Farm Bureau selects runners up at St Louis meet

David Marshall of Murphysboro representing Jackson County Farm Bureau finished as runner up in the Illinois Farm Bureau discussion meet at the annual St Louis gathering. Gene Blue of Clinton, for DeWitt County Farm Bureau, won and will represent Illinois at the national discussion meet during the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in January.

David Marshall Murphysboro Jackson County Farm Bureau Illinois Farm Bureau Bureau St. Louis Gene Blue Clinton DeWitt County

Seed germination tests costlier under new Illinois law

Illinois seed law changes raise germination test costs and adjust purity charges. Extension agronomist Gary Pepper notes monthly billing replaces annual, with tests costing 3 dollars and various purity rates for grasses, legumes, and seed mixtures. Additional copies cost 5 dollars per, rush samples 15 dollars each, and the new law booklet is available from the Illinois Department of Agriculture.

Illinois Gary Pepper University of Illinois Extension Agronomist Pepper Illinois Department of Agriculture Emerson Building State Fairgrounds Springfield

Illinois wheat payments total 10.5 million dollars

Springfield AP reports the federal government will pay Illinois wheat growers nearly 10.5 million dollars to offset low prices this year. About 80,000 checks total 15 cents per bushel, reflecting a national average price of 3.66 dollars, 15 cents below the target. The payments follow a bumper winter wheat harvest nationwide.

Illinois Springfield Bob Engelking The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

Southwestern Illinois Vegetable School Planned in Collinsville

A Southwestern Illinois Vegetable School is planned for Tuesday and Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in Collinsville, sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service. A similar school was held today in Cobden for vegetable growers.

Holiday Inn Collinsville The Cooperative Extension Service Cobden

Land shortage overstated study says by Don Kendall

A private study from the Population Reference Bureau argues the United States faces no national food crisis due to disappearing farmland. Agricultural land loss is real but not a national crisis. changes from cropland to nonfarm use may lessen, with regional problems possible.

Don Kendall Washington United States Population Reference Bureau Michael Brewer National Agricultural Lands Study NALS Brewer U.S Soil Conservation Service

U S cropland may remain ample to meet demand through 2000

Brewer says 413 million acres cropland and 127 million acres with high or medium potential could convert to crops. Even if 875,000 acres yearly are lost to urban uses by 2005, less than 4 percent of cropland base would vanish, leaving ample land to meet domestic and international needs through 2000.

United States Brewer U.S

Public comments show support for soil conservation aims

US farmers and citizens submitted 64,872 responses signed by 118,213 people on USDA RCA soil erosion objectives and strategies from January to March 1980. Respondents favored reducing erosion, preserving soil quality, retaining prime farmland, using organic waste, and boosting energy production.

RCA United States Department of Agriculture USDA

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