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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1976
Page
2
Walter McKellar, manager at the CMR Ranch in Senatobia Mississippi, tends a newborn Hereford calf. The scene captures ranch life and cattle care in the region.
A UPI report summarizes James Kasal of the Agriculture Department warning that proposed environmental controls on farming could sharply cut net farm revenues. Scenarios include limits on fertilizer use and soil erosion caps, with potential declines ranging from 9 to 28 percent below theoretical maximum profits. More research is urged to aid policy makers.
Agriculture foresees farm export sales matching the 1976 record of 22.147 billion in fiscal year 1977 starting Oct 1. Wheat, soy, cotton volumes expected to dip while prices push value higher. Soviet and European demand shifts color the outlook amid drought and weather delays.
PLEMBUS 9 Telegrams, a partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska, publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates 7.75 per month in Columbus, 17.00 per year by mail in Nebraska, 20.00 to other states. Change of address notices and a missing person alert with a call window 6 to 6:30 p.m Saturdays 6 to a.m.
For the first time since regular testing began, a quarter passed without a single DES residue detected in 459 cattle liver samples in Q2 1976. Earlier Q1 saw three residue cases in 472 samples, while records since 1972 show no prior full-quarter absence. Officials note broad testing across meat and poultry found 81 residue violations overall, including antibiotics and pesticides, with enforcement targeting offending producers.
Scientists at the Texas A&M Research Foundation will study functional properties of cottonseed protein under a Department of Agriculture contract.
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