14 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1970
Page
1
Readers are urged to plant trees from Clarke McNary program seeds and to prepare soil for spring planting. The offer lists many species and brands, with guidance on seed quality and packaging. The Nebraska exhibit at the Agriculture Exposition in Omaha will feature demonstrations and soil tips for gardeners.
Subscription rates for delivery by carrier in Columbus and similar regions listed with monthly and yearly prices. Change of address procedures and reminders for subscribers to ensure mail and newspaper delivery to new addresses.
Washington reports that sharp meat price increases over the past year have hit thrifty buyers, who favor hamburger over steak, with continued pressure expected into 1970. The Agriculture Department notes imports rising costs and tighter limits may push prices higher for lower priced cuts like pork sausage and hamburger.
Scottsbluff hosts Feeders Day featuring topics on chemical residues in food and livestock, irrigation pastures for beef production, and 1970s research trends. Speakers include University of Nebraska Extension and animal science professors from North Platte and other NU stations.
University of Nebraska and USDA economist Werman Relve analyzes all risk insurance for 1970 crops including corn grain sorghum soybeans and dry edible beans. Coverage spans 47 counties with crop specific county availability and May 10 to May 13 deadlines. Farmers with prior contracts must follow planting and reporting deadlines to remain covered.
A Agriculture Department report reviewed by TL Co. Inc. suggests streamlining the beef production and transport chain could cut transportation and handling costs by about 20 or more dollars per animal. The study traces a steer from New Mexico Texas or Oklahoma to Kansas Colorado and final packing, noting charges for loading unloading and ownership changes across multiple moves.
The notes describe multiple 4 H unit gatherings at various homes with officers named Mary Klassen Julie Mary McPhillips and others. Members list favorites foods demonstrate needlework and cry liquid handling, plan future visits, and note reorganizations and new officers.
University of Nebraska entomologists report reduced corn rootworm damage in 1969, noting year to year fluctuations and limited predictability. Observations suggest rotation lowers risk, early planting can reduce losses, and chemical recommendations appear in the Winter Quarterly.
Conservation Technician Walt Riner of ylinbus praises a 1983 windbreak planting on his Platte County farm east of Platte Comer. The shelterbelt, reaching into feet tall in spots, protects crops and livestock, supports wildlife, and beautifies the place. Local agencies offer cost share and help planning, with limited spring tree plantings available.
Researchers at the University of Nebraska test the world wheat collection of about 16 000 varieties for protein content and amino acid balance. Three varieties show high protein and are being recombined to identify the best for nutrition and food resources.
The University of Nebraska announces a conference on feedlot pollution and facility development to control the problem. It will be held Vel. 26 and is sponsored by the Professional Engineers of Nebraska State Section ASAE and the university's Agricultural Engineering Department. The text notes health concerns for Paraguayan cattle.
A farmer from Spencer Iowa reports using the Buffalo Til Planter in 1965 and saving fuel on 250 acres. He notes an excellent stand in moist spring soil and claims 2d bushels more corn per acre with reduced labor, boosting income per acre. The ad promises more reports from users and directs inquiries to Fleischer Manufacturing Inc.
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