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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1973

Page

5

Agricultural pollution hearing moves to SIU Student Center

Marion to SIU Student Center venue change for an agricultural pollution hearing. Frank notes strict rules for large enclosed livestock facilities, permit systems, and setbacks from residences, streams, and lakes. IAA and Farm Bureau urge testimony as regulatory cost and zoning debate continue. The SIU center permits street parking by the facility.

Frank Illinois Farm Bureau Illinois Agriculture Association F. Wayne Baughman IAA James Frank Robert Frank SIU

Farm materials show scheduled in Mt Vernon March 6 to 8

Andy Bird, Mt Vernon, serves as general chairman for a free three day farm materials show. Educational displays by power suppliers and extension service units will highlight the event, open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. March 6, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. March 7, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 8. Hosted by the University of Illinois College of Agriculture and the Southern region.

Ing Andy Bird Mt. Vernon

Budget cuts strip farm programs in debate on farm aid

The article analyzes farm policy cuts and the effect on farmers with low income in Illinois and national debate. It discusses off farm earnings, farm sales under ten thousand dollars, and potential impacts on food production for 210 million consumers amid broader federal budget choices.

Hanson Ronald Southern Illinois University At Carbondale University of Illinois Illinois R. G. F. Spitze University of Ilinois

Hair dye used to brand cattle sparks grant study

In Auckland the report notes Dr. Kenneth L. Macmillan observing hair tinting and proposing a study on dyeing cattle. He cites faster growth but greater damage in severe years and mentions land use with half the US devoted to farming.

Jackson County Extension Publishes January Ag Meetings

Two important extension calendar items are listed for next week. The vegetable crop school is Jan 16 9 30 a m to 3 p m at the Union County Farm Bureau building with talks on variety trials insect disease and weed control. The cow calf management meeting is Jan 17 at 7 30 p m in the Jackson County Farm Bureau basement Murphysboro with speaker Harry Russell and Dr Louis Strack on production practices and preventive health. Agronomy Day is scheduled for Wednesday featuring four specialists Don Kuhlman John Siemens Fay agricultural economist and Dale Millis with topics on insect problems crop fertility and 1973 government programs. The event runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m in the Murphysboro Farm Bureau basement. The final line notes the glass snake is not a snake but a legless lizard.

Union County Farm Bureau Jackson County Farm Bureau Murphysboro Jackson County Harry Russell University of Illinois Louis Strack Don Kuhlman John Siemens Fay Dale Millis Farm Bureau

State seeks soybean samples for research

Illinois farmers are urged to send half pint soybean samples to the Department of Agriculture division of markets for research into two grain quality analysis machines. Gordon L. Ropp says the Dickey-John Corp and Neotec Instruments provide the most accurate and fastest analysis to balance quality and price.

Illinois Department of Agriculture Division of Markets Gordon L. Ropp Dickey-John Corp Auburn Neotec Instruments, Inc Rockville Ropp Illinois

Soviets Buy U S Soybeans for Oil Not Feed

The Agriculture Department notes the Soviet Union imported one million tons of U S soybeans this year to produce vegetable oil rather than improve meat protein. The piece predicts continued imports into 1974 and 1975, warning further sunflower seed declines may raise oil needs.

Washington Soviet Union U.S Agriculture Department

School set on futures

The second session of a grain and livestock futures marketing school will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the basement of the Farm Bureau building in Mur The series is led by Don Doerr an area farm manager.

Farm Bureau Murphysboro Don Doerr Area Farm Man

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