Costs of new 30 inch corn rows and credit use
An article explains replacing old equipment with 30 inch corn rows costs per acre 2.71 at 200 acres and 1.65 at 400 acres, covering depreciation interest taxes and insurance. It notes gains in yield require optimum fertilizer weed and insect control and proper management before narrowing rows. It also stresses credit as essential with guidance to borrow when income exceeds interest costs. The piece also mentions Channel 3 landscaping programs starting March 4 and soil mix recommendations for cement and manure handling projects.
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Ag. Industries Forum
Kewanee
McC
Gehl
N.I
Milford Voss
DeVries and Maas
First State Bank of
Shannon
Community talks and home grounds improvement sessions planned
Carroll County extension service announces Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi will speak at Lanark High School on March 13 about Stronger Than The Atom and a comparison of economic systems. A March 14 home grounds improvement school will be held at Timber Lake Nursery led by Ian Skoog.
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Ray L. Johnston
Altona
Ill
Black Ton Road
Galesburg
Illinois
Dhia
Skokie
Blossom
Dunloggin Lochin
Skyliner
Curtiss Breeding Service, Inc
Gray View Skyliner
Moose Heart Pioneer
Hayssen
A. C. “Whitie’ Thomson
Burlington
Nicholas Nyaradi
Lanark High School
P.m
Timberlake
Chadwick
Mount Carroll
Ian Skoog
Tiber Lake Nursery
University of Illinois
Agrivuture
Momen l. Be
University of Linnois
Labor Wage Pressures in 1967 Dickering From Unions
Babson Park reports on President Johnson urging restraint in 1967 labor talks as unions seek higher profits. Article notes proposed wage hikes to cover productivity, living costs, and 1967 inflation, urging management resistance to avoid price shocks and policy limits. Includes 4-H and entomology program mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Johnson
Congress
Kenneth Speer Rites Held After Mount Carroll Death
Kenneth Speer 52 a former Mount Carroll resident died Sunday morning at his Rockford home from an apparent heart attack. Funeral services were held in Rockford. Survivors include his wife Gail Sellers of Savannah and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Speer
Mount Carroll
Rockford
Gail Sellers
Savanna
Unit Districts Vote Set For March 18
Residents of Savanna and Mt. Carroll districts along with Center Hill elementary will vote on March 18 to form two unit school districts. Polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. If approved, initiation July 1 and a further April 15 election electing seven boards.
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Savanna
Mt. Carroll
Center Hill
Notn
Vanna
Chestnut Park
Cener Hill
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Asere
Wisconsin Foundation
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Jim DeCap
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Jim Nowers
Bill Barkman
Wgen 1500
Carroll County
University of Illinois College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
Claude Nedrom
Portland
Earl Gilluiland
Babson's Weekly Report
Try
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Cliflan
Clifford Whelan
Winnebago
Hill Farm
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Weldon Rd
Kelley Rd
2Nd Farm
Rosafe Citation Rex
Pabst
Roburka Ray Apple
Jr. AllAmor
Resafe Centurion
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Spring Farm
Fond Hope
Citation Chembric Marshall
A. C. “Whitie’” Thomson
Burlington, Ill
Wm. “Pat” Williams
Batavia, Ill
Credit
Freewort Auction Service
Pearl City
Bolton Blacktop
Earl Dailey
Church Street
Albany
A.C
Universal
Lincoln
Bluff Street
Whiteside County
Ilinois
Ted Sikkema
Eric
Rt. 78
Blackton
Plum River Bridge
P.S
Caswell
Ford
David Bradley
Buick
Lowell Hall
Mount Carroll RT
Dale DeVries
Owen Miles
Carroll County Fairgrounds
Milledgeville, Ill
Killbros
Heider
Hanson
M. Moline
Massey
Oliver
Sheppard
Allis Chalmers
IHC
MILLS
Bearcat
Wetmores
Bowsher
Peerless Roller JD Pto
Midwest
Stanholst - Humbolt
Oliver No
Marrath
Meyer
Case
Brillion
Lundell - Schultz
Geh! Forage
New Idea
Sheller
Pto
JD VanBrunt
Judson
Turley
Dunham
Wilson
Craft
Johnson Gas
Knipco
Meyers & Litwiller, Inc
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Bellows, Hank & Rude
Wayne
Emnyre
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