VOL. XCVIII USPS 297-360 July 2021 Roots and Boots Tour: Coming to Knox County Fair Three of the voices that defined Loving You,” as “My Kind of Girl,” “That’s My Story,” “I About the Knox County Fair – 90’s country music – Sammy Kershaw, “My Blue Can Still Feel You” and “I Want You Bad.” Founded in 1851, the Knox County Fair is Aaron Tippin and Collin Raye – join Angel” and With 24 top ten records, 16 #1 hits, and the longest running county fair in Illinois! forces in the Roots & Boots tour, com- “Kiss This”. Five having been a 10-time male vocalist of the Find out more about the fair and the ing to the Knox County Fair on July 8, of his albums year nominee (5 CMA and 5 ACM), this concert by visiting www.knoxfair.com 2021 in Knoxville! Combined, the trio are certified truly electrifying performer of his era re- or by following them on Facebook @ has amassed more than 40 Top 10 radio “Gold” and a mains one of the great voices of our time. knoxcofair. smash hits and sold more than 25 million sixth CD—Read Between The Lines— albums. Don’t miss these iconic country stands at the “Platinum” level. Tippin’s artists as they come together to swap sto- honest lyrics and direct, impassioned ries and perform their classic songs all on vocals have built a large and devoted au- one stage. dience. The concert will take place at the Knox About Sammy Kershaw – In the County Fairgrounds in Knoxville, IL. course of breaking into the ranks of star- Gates will open at 6:00P and the show dom in country music, Sammy Kershaw will begin at 7:00P. Grandstand tickets has made contributions to more than just and track tickets are on sale now at www. the charts. His platinum albums were KnoxFair.com. propelled into the records books by hits About Aaron Tippin – Aaron Tippin such as “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful,” has crusaded for the working man and “I Can’t Reach Her Anymore,” “National woman since he ripped country music Working Woman’s Holiday,” “Love Of My wide open with his uncompromis- Life,” “Cadillac Style,” “Don’t Go Near The ing single “You’ve Got To Stand For Water,” “Haunted Heart,” and many other Something.” His voice continued to milestones. ring loud and clear with such hits as About Colin Raye – Collin Raye is “I Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way”, nothing if not passionate. His soulful de- “There Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With The livery has set country standards in such Radio”, That’s As Close As I’ll Get To searing ballads as “Love, Me,” “In This Life,” “Not That Different” and “If I Were You”. Always an energizing showman, he WELCOME has also blazed through such vivid rockers NEW MEMBERS The Knox County Farm Bureau would like to welcome the following to our organization

Matt & Haley Kaser Daniel & Andrea Howsley Michele & Tracy Quinn Michael Johnson Caleb Stover Jennifer Tucker Knox County Farm Bureau Page 2 July 2021 Members are always welcome Add it to the picnic meatloaf. Shave some quality finger roots for “seed” to plant the at Knox County Farm Bureau’s raw root onto a tossed salad. People even following year. Board of Director meetings. They toast the vegetable in Bloody Mary cocktails Each root is planted, weeded, harvested are held the third Thursday of each during a competition at the International and packed by hand (I repeat, by hand), month. Please call for times. Horseradish Festival in Collinsville, where making the crop’s labor demands as intense festivalgoers also hurl roots for sport. as its heat. The family hires extra hands to Noticeably different from Illinois’ help, and Rob estimates one day of work in dominant landscape of corn and soybeans, the field equals up to three days of work in Hot fact: Illinois No. 1 in horseradish horseradish is a root crop. Its above- the shed to prepare roots for shipment to ground leaves resemble oversized, three- the farm’s buyers, which include processors As a kid, I only knew horseradish as the foot-tall greens. Its white root delivers the in Maryland and Ohio. white, hot condiment that Mom enjoyed heat desired in condiments and popular During the growing season, farmers hire on her roast beef sandwich. As an adult, I on prime rib. Rob Gerstenecker’s fam- Rob to scout for bugs and diseases in horse- July 2021 learned a cool fact about the vegetable with ily has grown horseradish for around 50 radish fields, including in the top-producing No. 7 Published Monthly by: sinus-clearing heat: Illinois ranks No. 1 in years near the Mississippi River basin, the counties of Madison, St. Clair and Monroe. KNOX COUNTY FARM BUREAU, Inc. horseradish production. Farmers in south- “American Bottoms” where the crop thrives At home, his family enjoys horseradish in cooperating with the west Illinois grow two-thirds of the nation’s in the rich soils and climate. spaghetti sauces and on meats off the grill. ILLINOIS AGRICULTURAL supply, easily winning the horse(radish) race Horseradish production delivers another For the amateur, he suggests adding horse- ASSOCIATION with more than double the acreage of No. 2 set of busy seasons for the Gersteneckers, radish to foods enjoyed with onions to taste and the also corn and soybean farmers. Before corn test and support Illinois’ hot crop. AMERICAN FARM BUREAU California. FEDERATION Illinois’ horseradish reign can add some and soybean planting, they plant and har- flavor to picnic table talk and even the vest final horseradish roots in early spring. About the author: Joanie Stiers farms with The Knox Co. Farm Bureau Bulletin picnic food itself, appropriate during July, After corn and soybean harvest, they har- her family in West-Central Illinois, where (ISSN 0892-1156) is published dubbed National Horseradish Month. Squirt vest most of their roots, then clean and pack they grow corn, soybeans, wheat and hay and monthly with a subscription price of roots through the end of the year, saving raise beef cattle and backyard chickens. $.50 per year. Periodicals Postage some prepared horseradish on a hot dog. paid at Galesburg, IL 61401-9998 Legislative Update POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: KNOX CO. FARM BUREAU The Wellbeing of Illinois’ Family Farmers is Personal 180 S. Soangetaha Rd., By Congresswoman Cheri Bustos Galesburg, IL 61401. In Milford, Illinois there are more pigs our region in 2019, the devastating im- than people. And although I was born pact of the derecho in the Midwest and a BOARD OF DIRECTORS worsening drought making its way into DISTRICT I and raised in our state’s capital, this small town with a population of about 1,300 Illinois, the strength of these programs is Monica Stevens vital. Drew Desutter close to the Illinois-Indiana state line This first hearing was a pivotal step in Brian Nelson is home to some of my best childhood Damon Shea memories. a series of actions we must take to ensure When I was a kid, I spent my vacations our farmers are set up for future success DISTRICT II on my Grandpa Joe Callahan’s hog farm and have access to the immediate resourc- Terry Boydstun in Milford. And to this day, my extended es they need – especially amid these signs Lori Engel family still farms in towns across Illinois. of an increasingly chaotic climate. Cory Link I share this because Illinois farmers are To further elevate Illinois voices in VACANT my family and their wellbeing is personal this conversation, I was pleased to wel- come Jeff Kirwan, a family farmer from DISTRICT III to me. That’s why when I was first elected to neighboring Mercer County, and Dr. Gary Nathan Link Schnitkey, a University of Illinois profes- Tom O’Connor Congress in 2012, I chose to serve on the sor known for his farm policy analysis, to Brett Swanson House Agriculture Committee and have VACANT remained ever since, through five terms. testify before the committee. Now, I’m thrilled to have gone from With their insights, we were able to DISTRICT IV my Grandpa’s farm, to the Chair of learn more about what we got right, and Becky King the Subcommittee on General Farm wrong, in the 2018 Farm Bill when it Phil Goedeke Commodities and Risk Management in comes to our farm safety net programs, as Jennifer Beard the House of Representatives. agricultural Congressional Districts in the well as lay the groundwork for the 2023 Jeff Grady With this new responsibility, I’m well nation, producing $1.8 billion in annual Farm Bill. sales of corn and soybeans. Because at the end of a hard day’s DISTRICT V positioned to bring my perspective at the highest levels of Congress as some- Since the start of this new session of work, our farmers must know that Todd West Congress will have their backs. I’ll keep Beau Bewley one who comes from a long line of fam- Congress, I have been meeting with each fighting to build back better for rural Kurt Emken ily farmers to advocate for hardworking of our local Farm Bureaus – including Dustin Courson Illinois farmers and producers. the Knox County Farm Bureau – to hear America and strengthen our agricultural The subcommittee oversees policies, directly from local growers and producers economy for years to come. Young Farmers Representative laws and markets relating to commodi- and gather their priorities. Congresswoman Cheri Bustos, now Tyler Main ties critical to producers in Illinois like And I’ve wasted no time applying the in her fifth term, is a member of House Farm Bureau Staff corn and soybeans. It also oversees the feedback I received. This month, I chaired Democratic leadership and represents the Executive Director - Hailey Weyhrich Commodity Credit Corporation and crop my first subcommittee hearing on our 17th District of Illinois, which includes Administrative Assistant - Kim Johnson insurance program – a critical safety net farm safety net and risk management pro- Rockford, the Quad-Cities, Peoria, hun- AITC Specialist - Roxanne Green grams. dreds of communities in between and Manager, Affiliated Organizations: for our family farmers. Because with historic flooding across roughly 9,600 family farms. Hailey Weyhrich - Mgr. Knox Agri Cen- In fact, our region is one of the top ter; Hailey Weyhrich - Reg. Agent, Knox County Farm Bureau Foundation Joe Youngman - Agency Mgr. Country Financial Jim McNelly - West Central FS Getting To Know Your Farm Bureau Policy Telephone: 56. COMMODITY CHECKOFFS the farmers affected; 3. Providing information to farmers 309-342-2036 B. Control of the program by an inde- which supports the need for increased fund- Office Hours We support: pendent committee of farmers; ing of programs designed to expand domes- Monday thru Friday 1. Voluntary checkoffs for market pro- C. A full refund of monies upon request tic and foreign markets for commodities 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. motion, development and research that to farmers until such time as a refund refer- and commodity products. are collected only once from individuals, endum (not a poll) is approved/disapproved 4. The use of technology to increase vot- We reserve the right to reject any or all marketing agencies or Commodity Credit by a majority of farmers voting; ing participation. news material or advertisements offered Corporation (CCC) loans when forfeited D. The monies to be used only for pur- 5. Working with commodity checkoff to this paper. and only if the farmer can have his checkoff poses intended; groups to emphasize value-added benefits to PLEASE REPORT ANY CHANGES IN E. The checkoff to apply to all imported farmers and to focus on higher net returns YOUR ADDRESS TO OUR OFFICE refunded. 2. Legislated mandatory checkoffs for products; for farmers. Thank You market promotion, development and re- F. Checkoff-funded research grants for 6. Efforts to revise rules and regulations KNOX COUNTY FARM BUREAU search if such checkoffs contain provisions end-user products that have royalty or li- governing election of directors of commod- calling for: censing agreements, where feasible, signed ity checkoff boards. A. The program to be voted in or out by with the research institution. Knox County Farm Bureau Page 3 July 2021 These area businesses are proud to be a part of our 2021 Discount Program for members of the Knox County Farm Bureau® The Knox County Farm Bureau does not intend the Membership Discount Program as an endorsement of any business or products/services on which discounts have been obtained, and assume no liability for any service rendered under the Membership Discount Program. Benefits may change without notice and some restrictions may apply.

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Take inventory of your belongings in less than 10 minutes Have you ever moved? During the awe- inventory video? Follow these simple steps! video(s)? already have a home inventory spreadsheet? some (sarcasm) packing stage, have you ever 1. Narration. You might feel silly talking Save the video in your email (and in Lists and photos are still a completely ac- said to yourself, “Wow, I forgot we had that!” over your video, but it’s so helpful. While someone else’s email) so you can access it if ceptable way to inventory your belongings. Now think about this. If something were you’re recording, be sure to describe what your computer is destroyed. It’s also a good But it’s worth taking a look at your inven- to happen to your home and the belongings we’re looking at. Maybe it’s something that’s idea to send it to your insurance agent to tory to make sure you don’t need to create inside of it were destroyed, could you list been in your family for four generations – save on file. a new one, or at least add to the one you every item you own? If you don’t think you say that in the video! The more detailed you Don’t want to create a video? Or, do you already have. could do it on a regular day, you probably are during your video shoot, the better. won’t be able to do it under extreme stress 2. All of your stuff. This might seem ob- after a natural disaster or fire strikes. vious, but you need to capture everything That’s why having a home inventory on you own. Sounds overwhelming, but if you file (or even saved in your email) is so im- take it a room at a time, you’ll be done in portant. no time. Feel free to break up the videos It takes less than 10 minutes and create one for each room if that’s easier. Some avoid taking an inventory because Don’t forget places like your garage, attic or they think you have to list out every item shed, if you have them. you own, accompanied by serial numbers, 3. (Some) serial numbers. For bigger purchase costs, how much the item is worth ticket items, like electronics, point the cam- today, pictures, and so on. era at the make, model and serial numbers Guess what? Taking inventory of your and narrate that information over the video home can be so much easier than that be- as you record. This will help ensure you’re cause creating a video version of your be- reimbursed for the same product (or for longings is more than acceptable! one of equal value). So, what should be included in your home Where do I save my home inventory

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Home policies issued by COUNTRY Mutual Insurance Company®, COUNTRY Preferred Insurance Company® and COUNTRY Casualty Insurance Company®, Bloomington, IL. "COUNTRY Financial®” is the marketing name for the COUNTRY Financial family of affiliated companies The meeting of the Board of Directors of KAC – Hailey Weyhrich (collectively, “COUNTRY”), which include COUNTRY Life Insurance Company®, COUNTRY Mutual Insurance Company®, and their respective subsidiaries, located in Bloomington, Illinois. the Knox County Farm Bureau was held on The parking lot lights will be replaced 1220-507HC_-6/25/2021 June 17, 2021. with new LED heads. The parking lot will be Education & Outreach – Lori Engel resealed soon. The Education & Outreach Task Force OLD BUSINESS will be providing ice cream sandwiches for There are two vacancies on the Knox the afternoon snack at the Farm Safety Day County Farm Bureau Board. Directors are on June 26. looking to fill those spots in District 2 and Farm Business – Todd West District 3. A new plat book will be created for 2022. NEW BUSINESS Available in December 2021. Steve Johnson Brenda Matherly from IFB provided an will be hosting a Zoom webinar for CFB’s update on Farmland Assessment. KCFB can on June 14 at 7PM. Email addresses are now hold their events at the 4-H Fair. needed, and registration can be done by contacting the office. Marketing Club will start meeting again on June 23 at 12:30. Government and Policy – Drew DeSutter The Action Request on the “transfer tax” contained in the STEP Act and allowing the continued use of stepped-up basis had over 2,300 members participate, and 8,000 emails sent to the President and members of Congress. Member Relations – Jeff Grady Voting member dues are due February 28, 2021. Postcards reminding 2021 soon to be delinquent members to renew have gone out a second time. Foundation – Hailey Weyhrich The 5th Annual KCFB Foundation Golf Outing will be held on July 16 at Oak Run starting at 8AM and ending with lunch. PrimeTimers – Hailey Weyhrich Nothing to report currently. Young Farmers – Tyler Main Young Farmers met on June 10 and will begin to work on their upcoming projects. Knox County Farm Bureau Page 5 July 2021 IDOA to Offer Free Recycling Program for Agrichemical Containers The Illinois Department of Agriculture dry. Participants are responsible for rins- Inc., Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical The collection sites and dates for (IDOA) is encouraging farmers and ag- ing them and removing all caps, labels, Association, G. Phillips and Sons, L.L.C., the 2019 Pesticide Container Recycling richemical facilities to save their empty booklets, and foil seals. Illinois Farm Bureau, and the University Program are as follows: agrichemical containers as they will once Mini-Bulk and Intermediate Bulk of Illinois Extension. Permanent collection sites: again be hosting free container recycling containers can be recycled via the Additional information can be found County City Location Contact Phone # days throughout the State. Department’s container recycling pro- on the IDOA website at agriculture.il- Pike Griggsville Logan Agri Sry, Inc Beginning in the middle of July and gram by making the following container linois.gov, click on the “Environment” Josh Schaver 217-833-2375 continuing into August, sites throughout preparations: Mini Bulk (cage) contain- tab and then “Agrichemicals”. To obtain a Lawrence Lawrenceville Klein Flying the State will collect the empty contain- ers are required to be cut into separate free brochure about the program, call the Service Robert Klein 618-884-1040 ers which will be recycled and made into top, bottom and sides, fittings discarded Illinois department of Agriculture toll free White Carmi Klein Flying Service Bri shipping pallets, plastic lumber, and other (no metal, no wood) (6 slabs of plastic). at 1-800-641-3934. Klein 812-890-8605 useful products. Intermediate Bulk Containers are to be “This program offers farmers and cut in to 1-foot square pieces, fittings Single Day Collection Sites: AM Site hours are 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. PM Site hours are 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. agrichemical facilities a convenient op- discarded (no metal, no wood). In 2021, portunity to dispose of empty pesticide G. Phillips and Sons, LLC Began offer- containers while also helping to protect ing services to pick up Mini-Bulk and the environment,” said Jerry Costello II, Intermediate Bulk containers throughout Director, IDOA. “I encourage farmers to the year. Please feel free to contact G. gather containers they are planning to Phillips and Sons, LLC at 678-232-6047 dispose and take them to the nearest col- to learn more about their Mini-Bulk and lection site to be repurposed.” Intermediate Bulk container collection Metal and household pesticide con- service. tainers are not eligible for the recycling The program is a cooperative ven- program. Collection sites will accept only ture between the Illinois Department high-density polyethylene, #2 plastic ag- of Agriculture, Agriculture Container richemical containers that are clean and Recycling Council, GROWMARK, Knox County Farm Bureau Page 6 July 2021

Mosquitoes can develop in any standing water that is present for more than five days. To reduce the mosquito Protect your home against population around your home and property, eliminate all standing water and debris. Returning to Work After COVID? Here are some spots where water can collect or where MOSQUITOES poor maintenance can Tips to Make the Process Easier cause problems. Office life has its own set of perks and encounter at work to help you feel more at challenges. The perks- seeing your cowork- ease and do not jump right back in. If you are ers, scoring free snacks in the breakroom, able go back to your office before your official start date. Look around, sit in your chair, and just having a place where you can focus Pool cover that collects water, and remember a lot has changed in a year, so neglected swimming pool, on your job-related responsibilities. The chal- hot tub or child’s wading pool lenges- encounters with those coworkers who things are not going to look or feel like they like to overshare, crusty coffee mugs in the did. sink that no one wants to wash or that one Establish a better sleep schedule person who insists on burning popcorn in Work on establishing a routine bedtime the microwave every other day. Hey, that’s and get that in place before returning to Birdbath (clean weekly) and ornamental pond (stock with fish) just office life. work. Seven to nine hours of sleep has been When it was taken away from us last year, shown to help people be more productive. some were fine with the change and others Getting enough sleep can also reduce emo- had a rough time adjusting. But as the pan- tional eating and buffer you emotionally and demic pushed on, one thing became clear: physically against the wear of stress. Any toy, garden equipment or Despise the craziness around us, our homes Make it clear if you are still practicing container that can hold water were the one place that we felt safe. social distancing If you have a return-to-work date looming It is ok to continue to add space and dis- over your head, you might be struggling with tance. Remember how you say it is just as important as what you say. People my not re- the thought of having to leave the safety of Flat roof without home to go to work in an atmosphere that is alize that they are stepping into your space. A adequate drainage filled with uncertainties. Fortunately, William gentle reminder can help. Do this by saying, Barnes, LCSW, CADC, Director of Behavior “I’m still social distancing,” and take a step Health at the Knox Community Health back. You can also create a physical distance Center, has some tips to make the transition with your body language and objects. Stand Clogged rain gutter back to work less stressful. behind your desk or move your chair farther (home and street) Where is the stress coming from? away to give you more space. Trash and discarded tires Tree rot Missing, damaged Uncovered boat or Leaky faucet (drill drain holes in hole or hollow or improperly boat cover that or pet bowl It is not weird to feel nervous about re- If you are experiencing extreme anxiety or bottom of tire swings) stump installed screens collects water (change water daily) turning to work. According to Barnes, it is unable to complete daily tasks after returning to work talk to a mental health professional. Knox County Health Department Illinois Department of normal considering we have been safe in our 1361 W. Fremont Street pods for so long. Some people are worried This year has been traumatic for everyone. Galesburg, IL 61401 Public Health that when they leave their house, they may It is no surprise that returning to work may 309-344-2224 unknowingly contract COVID or spread trigger preexisting conditions such as de- it. We have all been social distancing and pression or anxiety. If you are struggling, be lost practice of how to meet with people in sure to reach out to a mental health profes- person, look them in the eyes and engage in sional. The Knox Community Health Center everyday chitchat. Behavioral Health Division is here for you, How to start mentally preparing for the please call 309-344-2225 to schedule an ap- return to work pointment. Walk through scenarios that you may

Mostaccioli Salad 1 Box Mostaccioli Noodles, cooked and drained 1/4 Cup Cooking Oil 1 1/2 Cup White Vinegar 1 1/2 Cup White Sugar Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder, Parsley – To Taste 1 – 2 Medium Cucumbers, thinly sliced 1 Large Onion, thinly sliced and halved

Mix oil, vinegar, and sugar together in saucepan. Bring to a boil for one minute. Turn off heat, add seasonings, set aside to cool. In a large bowl, mix pasta, cucumbers, onions, and sauce. Refrigerate. This salad is best made the day before. Knox County Farm Bureau Page 7 July 2021

To place ads in the Bulletin or on the website, you must be a Knox County Farm Bureau member. Call 309-342-2036 or email us at [email protected] by the second to last Friday of each month to place your ad. Looking Back – July 1932 HAY FOR SALE: First, Second, and Third Gyro Brush Mower - $400. Steel Posts - $2. Will celebrate Twentieth Anniversary of Farm Bureau cutting of grass and grass and alfalfa. Round Wood Posts - $3. Barbed Wire $5/Bundle. This Fourth of July marks the 20th Anniversary of the Farm Bureau bales- $60-$80/bale; Small square bales- $5- Pipe Gates - $20-$50. Wire Panels - $10. $7/bale. Call 309-368-0561 Braces - $10. Anchors - $4. Hay Ring - $40. movement in Illinois, which was started in Kankakee and Dekalb counties in FOR SALE: Household Furnishings: Corrugated Metal Roofing - $1/ft. 6x12x18’ 1912. This, we wish to celebrate, but also to renew our faith and determination Bedroom Set, Dining Table & Chairs, Leather Modern Cut Beams - $100. 2x6x16’ - $9. to carry on the work started by these pioneers. Couch, Leather Reclining Loveseat, Lamps, Please call (309) 358-1222, Leave a mes- Pictures. If interested, please call (309) 375- sage. 5260 FOR SALE: 425 Gallon Watertank - Fits in FOR SALE: 23hp 50 inch Deck Simplicity pickup truck. Please call - (309) 368-8973 Garden Tractor - $2,200. John Deere 5 1/2 ft

If you sell your items, please contact the Knox County Farm Bureau office at 309-342-2036 or email [email protected], so we can provide our readers with up-to-date information.

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