Women Break Ground in Farming Roles Across Illinois
In a shift from traditional care to leadership, women like Julie Heaton Sherry Heller and Greta Clendenin are forging careers in farming. They pursue agriculture degrees, run farrow houses, cattle operations, and serve in farm management roles previously reserved for men, aided by improved facilities and extension programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Schottman Knol
Ithern Illinoisan
Julie Heaton
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Sherry Heller
Greta Glendenin
Miss Heaton
Peoria
Siuc
School of Agriculture
William Doerr
Agriculture Det
Doerr
Dixon Lee Jr
Lee
SIU
David Marshall
Murphysboro
Wilbur
County Extension Service
Forage Day Near Anna Showcases Harvestore Slurrystore
Area cattlemen are invited to a Union County Forage Day at German Farms six miles north of Anna on new U S 51. Demonstrations start at 10 a m covering alfalfa mowing and conditioning chopping blowing into a wagon and storage in a Harvestore system. A Slurrystore liquid manure system will be demonstrated and promoted as pollution free fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Anna
New U.S. 51
Nelson Harrison
Curtis Jansen, Inc
Harrison
Grain loan rates cut by CCC announced by Secretary Bergren
Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergren announced immediate cuts in CCC loan rates to 11 percent for all 1980 crop commodity loans, aiming to ease rural credit needs. Farm storage facility and drying equipment loans stay at 13 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
CCC
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Clendenin
Ava
Karen
Southern
Illino
ED Greer
Greta Clendenin
P.O. Box
Chaffee, Mo
Fairfield, IL
Moe
Upliananufacturing Company
Skylites
Skestow ‘Buildings, Inc
R. R
Sikeston, MD
Richard Ring
Ridge Lite Material & Labor
Margie
Twin County Service Company