Wool pools begin today in Dixon Springs and Peoria
The Dixon Springs and Peoria Area Wool Pools open this week per University of Illinois Extension sheep specialist Gary Ricketts. The Peoria pool runs today through Friday, Dixon Springs today through Thursday, with contact points at Williamson County Extension in Marion and Peoria County Extension in Peoria for producers seeking wool marketing through the pools.
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Dixon Springs
Peoria Area
Gary Ricketts
University of Illinois Extension
Ricketts
Williamson County
N. Madison
Marion
Jack Lewis
Dixon Springs Agricultural Center
Simpson
George Perisho
Peoria
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Farm noise booklet offered by extensions service
A 1968 study notes farmers suffer more hearing loss than the general public. The University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service provides a free pamphlet titled Noise on the Farm at local extension offices to help address the issue.
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University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service
Fertilizer Use Drops As Economy Slows Demand
Washington AP government data show March fertilizer deliveries in 19 major farm states fell 23 percent from March 1979, the first decline in the marketing year begun last July. Higher prices for fertilizer energy and interest plus tight credit drive the drop, with ESCS forecasting a 3 to 7 percent yearly decline. Delivery declines varied by fertilizer type while overall nine month demand remained 9 percent above last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
ESCS
Cuban refugees threaten U S agriculture in Key West
Thirteen Florida inspectors combat potential agricultural pests as thousands of Cuban refugees arrive in Key West. USDA quarantine teams confiscate and destroy fruits vegetables and meat at a rapid pace to prevent disease.
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Washington
Florida
Key West
Agriculture Department
Ron Caffey
USDA
Caffey
Cuba refugees bring back supplies to be used on vessels
Caffey warns at Key West briefing that Cuban refugees transport stores for vessels returning to the United States. He cites canned pork products carrying deadly viruses, potential African Swine Fever costs up to 2 billion, and risks from plant pests. He urges ample Florida inspectors to contain spread before refugees disperse inland.
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Key West
Cuba
Caffey
United States
USDA
Advisers Field Day Set Friday at Ewing Center
Farm advisers from six counties gather Friday at the Ewing Demonstration Center starting 9 a.m. to discuss demonstrations and field results. Participants include Richard Howell Perry Mike Plummer Williamson Robert Frank Jackson Richard Brown Hamilton Frank Brewer Jefferson and C Richard Swope Franklin with George McKibben of Dixon Springs on hand. Demonstrations cover zero till corn soybeans rotation fertility and timing nitrogen rates and herbicide plots plus multiple grain and soybean varieties and sorghum plots.
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Ewing Demonstration Center
Richard Howell
Perry
Mike Plummer
Williamson
Robert Frank
Jackson
Richard Brown
Hamilton
Frank Brewer
Jefferson
C. Richard Swope
Franklin
George McKibben
Dixon Springs Experimental Station
Ewing
Benton
Illinois 37
Swope
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