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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1973

Page

6

Farm adviser helps farmers with bugs and frost

Bob Frank extension adviser in Jackson County explains how he aids farmers, homeowners, and agribusinesses. He collects samples, advises on frosted cherry buds, cattle magnesium deficiencies, and odd finds, while coordinating with University of Illinois specialists and distributing newsletters and demonstrations.

Andrea Nordstrom Southern Illinois Bob Frank Frank O.K Jackson County Ilinois Jackson County Extension Service

SIU Livestock Judging Team Takes Second at ISU Invitational

The Southern Illinois University Carbondale livestock judging team finished second among Midwestern entrants at the April 28 invitational contest hosted by Iowa State University in Ames. Individual honors went to Richard Parnell of Champaign for third overall and first in beef cattle and swine, Claude Nattier of Pa toka for fourth overall and fourth in beef cattle, and William Wagner of Pawnee for third in horse judging.

Southern Ilinois University Carbondale Iowa State University Ames SIU Richard Parnell Champaign Claude Nattier Patoka William Wagner Pawnee

Researchers seek bull testing station at WVU

Morgantown West Virginia University plans a bull testing station to identify genetically superior beef sires for farmers. President James G Harlow appointed seven experts to develop the station. Bulls will be rated by calf weight gain carcass quality and feed efficiency with the aim of lifting average calf weight by about 50 pounds at market age, potentially generating millions in extra income.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University University James G. Harlow West Virginia

Farm subsidies and the myth of payment for not working

Writer challenges the claim that farmers are paid for not working, tracing the history and aims of farm subsidy programs from stabilization to market support. He contrasts public perception with the actual effects, noting subsidies rarely offset farmer costs and highlights the American abundance as a misread priority. The piece references the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Live Stock and Meat Board in discussing policy trends and foreign comparisons.

General Farm Organization American Farm Bureau Federation National Live Stock and Meat Board

Kitchen exhaust fan placement near range emphasized

An exhaust fan should pull stale air from the room rather than replace it. Proper placement near the kitchen range captures smoke odors grease and moisture efficiently.

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