Hog price declines and farm supply shifts impact 1971 outlook
Hog prices have slipped as supply increases and demand wanes. Slaughter is up 15 to 38 percent from last year due to larger spring and summer pig crops, with spring crops up about 2 percent and summer crops higher. Prices may recover toward $20 next summer, but fall levels depend on spring pig crops and farmer intentions to borrow. Platte County farmers push water management to curb soil erosion, adopting practices to retain moisture and reduce runoff, including terraces and detention structures, with Extension staff urging Christmas wishes and farm steadiness.
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Sis
Platte County
Guy
Progress on animal waste disposal program at U Nebr
Initial results from the cooperative research program at the University of Nebraska show progress in animal waste disposal. Researchers report early data on treatment methods and potential environmental benefits, with collaboration among university teams and agricultural partners advancing practical solutions.
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Wincoln
University’ of Nebrasket
Deadline nears for Nebraska college financial aid
Lincoln high school seniors applying to Nebraska University's Colleges of Agriculture or Home Economics must submit scholarship forms by early January with a February 1 deadline. Regents Scholars qualify for various aid. other scholarships require forms and essays. Public notices cite county agents for aid. questions go to Dr Edward Landak and Stan Maize.
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Semors
University of Nebraska
Colleges of Agriculture
Stanke
Esiden Instruction
Studens
Matzke
Ear Regent
Production Credit Association
Lion Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
State Department of Agriculture
State Capital Building
Lincoln
Neb
County Farmers Home Administration
Edward Landak
Sdeninistratis
Lincol
Stan Maizke
College of Agriculture
Havel Anthony
College of Home Econamiees
Buying Power in Sale Prices Rises Across Categories
An analysis notes a 23 percent increase in park purchases, 20 percent higher generation costs, 25 percent uptick in peas, and a 49 percent rise in exys with changes reflected in the Sale 10's.
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Pfower
Corea Telegram Ad Rates and Subscriptions Declared
The Core a Telegram lists subscription prices and ad rates including 2.00 and annual figures for various regions. It notes Nebraska and other states involved and references a Columbus Telegram context.
4 H notes Rosenborg Livestock Club meeting report
District 4 hosted the Rosenborg Livestock Club event with a Roars business meeting. Robert Steensnes read a thank you letter for aiding the kidney fund. Tre Whie Christensen and Darkie Stan directed games. Ancre won a grand bag. Lunch served by Mr and Mrs Merlin Stonn. Jackie Stone reporter.
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Rosenborg Livestock Club
District 4
Roars
Robert Steensnes
Tre Whie Christensen
Darkie Stan
Ancre
Merlin Stonn
Jackie Stone
Farm subsidies reshaped by new ceiling rules
Washington officials said regulations will soon enforce payment ceilings on cotton subsidies and consider wheat and feed grains under the same framework. About 950 cotton growers face limits, with 1,000 total affected across all crops. farmers may avoid ceilings by leasing or selling parts of their farms or switching to cash leases.
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Brit
Value of nation’s farm real estate at 208.9 billion
The article reports the U S farm real estate value at 208.9 billion with regional and state variances. It notes Pew-kele value averages and wide ranges from under 100 to over 1,000 in various states, and ranks Texas, North Carolina, Montana by farm counts and farmland acreage.
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United States
Wyoung
New Jersey
Texas
North Carolina
Montana
Irrigation Show and Conference Set for Grand Island
Grand Island Nebraska hosts the second annual Mid Nebraska Irrigation Show and Technical Conference. Dale Branshaw is chairman with a vice chair and about four exhibitors will present the latest irrigation controls. Five speakers from the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture will cover the technical portion.
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Grand [Island
Grand Island
Dale Branshaw
Sit Frite Yelk
University Nebraska Gallege of Agriculture
Ranchers and sheepmen seek reasonable grazing fees
Washington based story notes ranchers and sheepmen press for grazing fee adjustments seen as fair market value. Government programs aim to raise charges under a midyear 1970 schedule amid long standing disputes over whether fees reflect forage value and land use costs. The debate pits stockmen against federal officials and follows recommendations from the Public Budget Review Commission.
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Slogknien
Dahnson
Nixon
Bini Baw Review Commission
Inferior
Agriculture
Res
Agriculture and Interior
Stockach
Computer can help farmer says university expert
Lincoln The compiler Which helped put a man in the Minon cum ass her farmers make the aost out of their operation according to Douglas Duey University of Nebraska wea Extense an agricultural cuonimist Farmers should consider the computer as another management tool With proper information the computer can supply cash flow reports and forecast timing of income and outflow It can analyze enterprises such as cattle feeding crops or swine and indicate which is most profitable It can plan changes to improve profitability New electronic techniques are being developed and farmer cooperation will boost production efficiency profits and satisfaction with farming
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Woods
Personel
Department of Animal Science, Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering
USDA
Woods Sornienilen
Iccase
Nebraska
Woods
Lincoln
Minon
Douglas Duey
University of Nebraska
Wea
Taper
Duey
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