NRD to Host Second Mini water Conference in March
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District will hold its second Mini water conference at the Old Elks Club on March 17. Topics include proposed legislation and energy, groundwater and surface water, with talks by J David Aiken Dennis Rasmussen Howard Lamb Vincent Dreeszen and Dayle Williamson among others. The program also covers groundwater recharge impacts from the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation system and irrigation water management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Loup
Vincent Dreeszen
Nebraska
Dayle Williamson
Nebraska Natural Resources Commission
Williamson
High Plains
United States
Central
Platte River
Richard Ditmeyer
Central Nebraska
Darrell Watts
North Platte Station
Dean Eisenhauer
South Central Station
Clay Center
Aiken
Lower Loop
Water Variations Study in AGRISCOPE Nebraska
AGRISCOPE S2 program on Nebraska Educational Television explores water level variations across the state. The episode Water Where Will It Go examines irrigation practices and efficiency with guests Darryll Pederson and Paul Fischbach from the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Upcoming AGRISCOPE topics include estate planning rural crime and new foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Agriscope
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Darryll ‘Pederson
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Paul Fischbach, ML
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
UNL Livestock Judging Team Places 5th at Southwestern Show
University of Nebraska Lincoln varsity livestock judging team wins quarter horse judging for first in the intercollegiate contest held with the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Top UNL finisher is Newman Grove student Nelson with 902 points. A&M wins with 4581, UNL totals 4343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Worth
Texas
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nebraska
Yn Nelson
Newman Grove
Texas A & M University
UNL
NFO Members Discuss Grain Reserve Plan at Tri County Meet
NFO members from Platte Colfax and Stanton Counties met after dinner at the Tri County Recreation area in Leigh. National director Glen Utley urged farmers to use a grain reserve to protect profit margins and warned against concentration of food supply in large corporations. Members split into county groups to handle local business and hear talks on dairy meat and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFO
Platte
Colfax
Stanton
Tri-County
Leigh
Glen Utley
Fort Branch
Ind
Armers
Yence
Reinhardt Theilen
Mel Meister
Ed Fisher
Melvin Herrman
Grain Sorghum Conference Slated for Wichita
The 10th Biennial Grain Sorghum Research and Utilization Conference will met on March 24 1977 in Wichita Kansas with a pre event registration at 4 p.m. March 2 at the Sheraton Inn Airport. Awards will honor individuals contributing to the sorghum industry and speakers include top scientists from Sakanik and Matin. For details contact Jack King Grain Sorghum Producers Association Leppert Tex 79401 (806) 763- Beef production in 1977 is expected to decline while retail may rise according to the American National Cattlemen association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kaw
Sheraton Inn
Sakanik
Matin
Jack King
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
15Th
American National Cattlemen's Association
Pioneer Farm Family Nominations Open in Nebraska
The Knights of Ak Sar Ben and the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers seek nominations for the 22nd Pioneer honors honoring Nebraska farm families with land owned by the same family for 100 years or more. Nominations are due May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Nebraska
Ellis Ruby
Garden County
Knights of Akeeees
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ruby
Watersheds aid wildlife in Nebraska migration study
A year long study by Associated Environmental Services for the U S Soil Conservation Service shows Nebraska small watershed projects improve wildlife habitat and waterfowl stability. The report covers 1975 76 basins and notes 314 grade structures with Butler County hosting two projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Butler County
Associated Environmental Services
Republican
Platte River
Elkhorn River
Martin
Cannonical Weather Briefs For Regions Next Week
A digest of regional forecasts notes cooler air and rain in the Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest midweek, with sun or warmth returning by weekend in many areas. Texas Oklahoma expects rain and snow north then sun late week, while California turns hot toward week’s end.
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New England
New York
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic
Piedmont
Southeast
Florida
N.Y
Toronto
Montreal
Ohio Valley
Chicago & Southern Great Lakes
Northern Great Lakes
Central
Great Plains
Texas-Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Southwest Desert
Pacific Northwest
California
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Dennis Rasmussen
Scotia
Anselmo
Howard Lamb
Nebraksa
Shelby
John Bush
Flora
Eugene Sorensen
St. Edward
Myron Gocke
Waco
Eugene Kershaw
Silver Creek
University of Nebr
Pioneer Farm
Farrowing
Land O'Lakes
Farmers Co-Op Grain CO
Columbus
Osceola
Duncan
Tarnov
Farmer’s
USS Maine
Havana Harbor
Joseph Addison
O.N
Minneapolis
OLD Farmer's Weather Forecasts
Platte County Agricultural Park
Nebr
American Cyanarmd Co
Abischwede
Ianr
Pla Co
Porkettes
RJ. Thomas
Eddyville
Larry Bitney
Placo Porkertes
Norman Underdah
Veterinary Science
Tony Skutchan
Dorchester
American Cyanamid Co
Bob Fritschen
Northeast Staton
Dana
Iowa
Verlin
Behlen
Arien Zierke
OVM
Hubbard
Atenmon Serwce Aromdes le RC
Rabone
Uitler
Dena
Economy Housing Co
Wehoo
Howes
Beaver City
Minn
Archie Mineral Feed
Shelltown Lowe
Walnut Grove Products
Behien
Fleischer Manufacturing
Kent Feeds
Ihc
Muscatine
Lowe American Cyanamid Co
Wahoo Built Economy Housing Co. Inc
Wahoo
Fan of Nebraska
Central City
Moorman Mtg. Co
McCorkindale Implement, Inc
Lees
Iservices
Denison, Jows Pitzer, Inc
Grand Island
Wit-E-Men Co., Inc
Norfolk
Wagan Galore Ideal Oales
Tadown,Inc
Jeferson
Farmeid, Inc
Palo Alto
Stowe
Behren
Platte Co Ag
Doc Rodehart
Platte County
Trephoes
University of Nebraske Cog
Heneon Servicws
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