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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1979

Page

5

Cattle prices rise as herd shrink boosts beef costs

U S retail beef prices edge higher as feedlot inventories tighten amid a three to four year cattle herd reduction. USDA reports November prices up from October with lighter cattle and grain costs affecting feeder sales. Seven state feedlot counts show declines year over year, while pork prices slide slightly from October.

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Pesticide Policy Talk to Open January Illinois Spray School

EPA official Steven D Jellinek will keynote the 32nd Illinois Custom Spray Operators Training School in Urbana on January 9 with a talk titled Future Direction of Federal Pesticide Regulatory Programs. The event runs January 8 10 at Ramada Inn Champaign and Illini Union Urbana with sessions on weed insect and disease control and a $10 registration fee includes a manual.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Illinois Custom Spray Operators Urbana Steven D. Jellinek Illini Union Illini Jellinek EPA Jeilinek President’s Council On Environmental Quality Ramada Inn Convention Center Champaign University of Illinois Lini Union Illinois Ground Sprayers Illinois Aerial Applicators Associations Illinois Spray School U of I Cooperative Extension Service College of Agriculture Illinois Natural History Survey Illinois Department of Agriculture Illinois Aerial Applicators Association Illinois Ground Sprayers Association Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association

Illinois Farm Bureau names youth group leaders at Chicago meeting

David Marshall of Murphysboro was chosen as second vice chairman of the state Young Farmers Committee at the annual Farm Bureau gathering in Chicago. Elected alongside him were Alan Boyd of Colfax as chairman Alan Dale of Wyane r as first vice chairman and Brian Wenzel of Kent as secretary.

David Marshall Murphysboro Illinois Farm Bureau Young Farmers’ Committee Farm Bureau Chicago Alan Boyd Colfax Alan Dale Wyaner Brian Wenzel Kent

Farmers tax guide 1980 edition available at coop extension

The 1980 Farmer's Tax Guide for preparing 1979 returns is now at county extension service offices. Dick Howell notes it is practical and written in understandable language. Prepared by a national extension task force with C Allen Bock of the University of Illinois on the committee.

County Cooperative Extension Service Dick Howell Perry County Cooperative Extension Service National Extension Service C. Allen Bock University of Ilinois Extension

Wool incentive filing set for 1979 wool and lambs

Producers must submit sales slips from 1979 wool and unshorn lamb marketings and file an application by January 31 to receive incentive payments. Gene Heiple, Jackson County ASC chair, notes shorn wool support is $1.15 per pound and payments for unshorn lambs track similar levels. Shorn wool payments depend on a percentage of producer returns, enough to lift the national average price to the $1.15 goal. 1979 shorn wool averaged 80 to 85 cents per pound.

Williams Gene Heiple Jackson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC

Corn and soybean exports may set new US records

Urbana AP. University of Illinois economist Darrel Good says U.S. corn and soybean exports could top USDA projections, with corn at 2.5 billion bushels and soybeans at 825 million. He cites weak foreign coarse grain production, notably a 22 percent drop in Russia, and rising world demand for high protein livestock feed and soybean oil.

Agriculture Department USDA Jim Williams Williams Russia Ussr Good U.S

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