Weed control and new seed planter upends farming
A farmer visit notes plans for pre emergent herbicides to curb annual grasses before germination and later sprays after weed emergence. It also reports a new air powered corn planter with minimal moving parts, a single large hopper, and interchangeable seed drums promising higher accuracy and less need for graded seed. Local engineer cautions cautious testing while praising claimed efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
University of Nebraska Enginver
Change of Address Notice From Telegram Subscribers
Inland readers are asked to notify the Telegram of a change of address. Subscriptions in Nebraska and other states may be affected by mailing updates to the carrier. Affected customers should ensure records reflect new contact details and billing information.
Rural Problems Highlighted in University Lectures Series
Nebraska University hosts Montgomery Lectures April 6 7 focusing on rural issues including farming policy regionalism and rural ecology. Speakers from academia and government discuss rural culture pollution and farm economy with panels and a weeklong program coordinated by student associations and the university union.
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Perimeate
University of Nebre
Montgomery
Nebris Union
Ie Planning
Lye Weasler
Liyons
Cvimian
Planning Committee
Krell Scheveder
Humanities Society
Retiiwal
Princeton
Minnesota
Dudley Bailey
James Kendrick
Feediol Aimoff
David Brower
Alaska
Mike Gravel
Clayton Youlter
Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
Everall Pederson
Harold Simpson
Vive Montgomery
James Henry Montgomery
Ora Clair Montgomery Estate
The Telegram Item Repeats The Four Gs Phrase
A fragmented OCR snippet repeats the string The Telegram and the four Gs, offering no clear event or identifiable entities beyond the publication name. The readable portion presents as chaotic branding text rather than a distinct news item or notice.
Sugar subsidies rise as 1966 payments reviewed
Government data show sixty six big sugar producers received 90.6 million dollars in subsidies amid debate on extending the Federal Sugar Act. Hawaii’s Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. led recipients with 4.23 million, as hearings consider cutting payments or shifting to tax measures while preserving some income to growers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Hanolulu
Sir
Sugar Corp
Cleswistan
Te House Agriculure
Wilieh
Agriculture
Geogers
Recripis
Rman
South
Crestwood 4 H Clubs Report Busy Seasonal Activities
Notes from Crestwood 4 H groups detailing meetings at various homes. Activities include seed sales planning, nutrition demonstrations, bake and cooking classes, sewing projects, and youth reports. Members list leaders reporters and upcoming events in Columbus and local gatherings.
Belgrade Senior Miss Zumbrunn Receives $250 Scholarship
Miss Terri Zumbrunn of Belgrade receives a $250 scholarship from the Nebraska Association of Future Homemakers of America. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Zumbrunn, a senior at Fullerton High School, and plans to attend the University of Nebraska.
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Terri Zumbrunn
Belgrade
Nebraska Association of Future Homemakers of America
Vernon Zumbrsinn
Fullerton High School
University of Nebraska
Regulation changes spark large farm base adjustments
Thousands of farmers seek to modify conservation bases after a recent administration decision to relax rules tied to soil conservation. Officials estimate acres reclassified could exceed a million, with Montana the Dakotas Washington and Oregon seeing the heaviest requests.
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Washington
Av-administration
Sxale
Agriculture Department
Nore Ncres
Catrall G. Brunthaver
Brunthaver
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Mie
ASCS
Montana
Dakotas
Oregon
Nebraska men to join livestock workshops abroad
Two Nebraskans will participate in U S livestock workshops in April across Pakistan Iran and Turkey from April 5 to 22. Cy Doane University of Nebraska animal science associate professor and James Robarts cattle feeder from Train Lexington will join the sessions.
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Lincoln
UPL
We Nebraskan. Wild
United States
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska Animal Science
James Robarts
Lexington
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