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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1976

Page

2

Seed Directory Prompts 1977 Planting Plans and Warnings

The Extension Office offers copies of the certified seed directory for oats soybeans sorghum alfalfa and grasses to aid winter planting decisions. Also cautions about overpriced herbicide sales and urges reporting details to prevent purchases. The family farm session in Agricultural Park on Dec 9 runs 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with topics for keeping farms in the family. John A. Knebel will address the Nebraska Poultry Industries Convention at Holiday Inn Columbus Dec 15-16. omelet king Howard Helmer to headline the banquet.

Agricultural Park John A. Knebel Nebraska Poultry Industries Holiday Inn Columbus Cheon Howard Helmer

ASCS election underway in Platte County communities

Ballots have been mailed for the 1976 ASCS Community Committee Election covering communities A B and C in Platte County. Voting runs through Monday with postmark by Dec 6 and ballots counted Wednesday at the Columbus ASCS Office.

ASCS Platte County Dick James Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Joliet Lost Creek Monroe St. Bernard Walker Woodville Quentin Blaser Paul Donaghue Richard Saalfeld Robert Schacher Milan Siefken James ALCS ASC Columbus

Meeting on family farm incorporation set for Thursday

Platte County Extension Agent Robert Voboril says an open Extension Service session will explore whether to incorporate a family farm. The 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. meeting at Columbus Agricultural Park will feature Jim Fehringer Doug Duey and Phil Henderson.

Phil Henderson Duey

Farm corporations up 335 per cent in Nebraska

In Hartington Nebraska the Cedar Knox Rural Action Group reports a 335 percent rise in Nebraska farm corporations over six years. The group cites 2209 filings last year vs 659 in 1969 and notes 68 percent are family farms while 31 percent are investor corporations and 1 percent foreign. They urge legislative action to tighten reporting and control of agricultural land ownership by corporations. Also listed are Leigh Future Farmers of America Greenhands with 18 members receiving bronze emblem pins.

Hartington, Neb UPI Cedar-Knox Rural Action Group Nebraska Cedar and Knox County Farm Corporation National Farmers Union Center For Rural Affairs LEIGH Leigh Future Farmers of America Greenhands Clark Ahrens Keith Gall Kevin Garretson Dennis Hake Harlan Held Mark Hillen Keith Imholte Monty Koch Ron Leffers Randy Machacek Jim Magsamen Mike McMullin Ken Thalken Mike Thalken Wayne Tolle Jim Wahl Leon Went Danny Wilke

Northeast Central Nebraska Farm Exposition Set for January

The 10th annual Northeast Central Nebraska Farm Exposition will run January 11 and 12 at the Platte County Agriculture Park Exhibit Hall from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The two day event, sponsored by Columbus radio stations K TUT AM FM, draws farmers from Nebraska, western Iowa, southern South Dakota and northern Kansas with more than 90 exhibitors expected. Educational programs led by University of Nebraska Extension agents cover irrigation and water management, minimum tillage, groundwater laws, and energy research with daily noon sessions and Q and A periods. There is no admission charge.

Platte County Agriculture Park Farm Department of Columbus Ktut AM Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Kansas Duane Kantor East Platte Area Robert Voboril Platte County Cooperative Extension Service Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources University of Nebraska- Lincoln University of Nebraska Les Sheffield Deon Axthelm William Splinter Agriculture Engineering Unl Judd Morin Paul Fischbach Joe Stavas Columbus

Butler County Pork Producers Elect New Officers

At the annual meeting new officers were chosen for the Butler County Pork Producers. Vic Bohuslavsky Brainard is president Vaughn Bishop Rising City vice president Fred Benesch Octavia secretary Walt Crook Rising City treasurer and board members Steve Rezac Brainard Eilert Fricke Ulysses Terry Vavrina Abie and Phil Hunsche Rising City.

David City Butler County Pork Producers Vic Bohuslavsky Brainard Vaughn Bishop Rising City Fred Benesch Octavia Walt Crook Steve Rezac Eilert Fricke Ulysses Terry Vavrina Abie Phil Hunsche

Columbus 4 Telegram appears in Nebraska newspaper notice

Publication shows a local partnership paper with mailing details. It lists subscription rates by carrier in Columbus and by mail elsewhere, and instructs readers to notify the post office and paper of address changes. It notes holidays the paper is not published on and provides the Columbus address and postal details.

Giambus Neb Columbus Seeracea Coens

Swine Seminar Set Next Week at Two Nebraska Cities

The third annual Nebraska Swine Seminar runs Wednesday December 8 at the Old Fire Hall Bloomfield and Thursday December 9 at Schantell Cafe Pender. Sessions begin 10 a.m. with a 30 minute registration and finish about 4 p.m. Speakers include James Bailey Keith Gilster Lewis Otto Tom Lucas Alex Hogg and Robert Fritschen.

Lincoln Nebraska Arlington Tom Lucas American Cyanamid Company Mankato, Minn Alex Hogg UNL Extension

Farm Digest to Probe Food Middlemen Profits

A Nebraska Educational Television Network segment airs Sunday at 6 p.m. exploring how nearly 60 cents of every food dollar flows to processing transport wholesale and retail sectors. The program questions if 55.6 cents per pound beef costs reflect middlemen expenses or price gouging. Interviews with buyers and retailers illuminate meat industry margins.

Farm Digest Nebraska Educational Television Network America

Plants Remembering Drought Boosts Water Use Efficiency

Dr. Charles Y. Sullivan of USDA ARS reports some drought stressed sorghum plants develop a water conservation mechanism linked to higher abscisic acid levels. California remains the top agricultural state, producing 9 percent of U S cash receipts from 2 percent of farms.

California U.S

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