Soviet wheat prospects improve after January gains
Washington (UPI) A USDA Soviet agriculture expert says the outlook for the 1976 winter grain crop in the Soviet Union improved in January. He contrasts this with the American winter wheat crop being below normal due to drought as of February 1.
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Evan Brune Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
David Schoonover
Schoonover
Educational crisis in US farming attitudes reported by Kansas educators
A Kansas education group warns that urban consumer ignorance about farming jeopardizes future policy on reserves and livestock rebuilding. The report links this gap to failures in consumer education and calls for stronger agricultural understanding to avert broader economic risks.
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United States
Kansas
Rehing Pol
Hee
Agricultural Fertilizer Costs Spark Farmer Worries
Farm input costs rise sharply as fertilizer and feed prices surge. A recent report notes a marked increase in essential materials impacting grain and oat production and farm budgets.
State Labor Chief Flags Farm Worker Housing Rules
State labor officials warn new federal housing rules for farm workers could limit job referrals. An estimated 700 on farm housing units in Nebraska must be inspected and approved before workers can be referred for jobs.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Labor Department
Don Christensen
Rural Manpower Services
Jerry Chizek
Nebraska Labor Department
Christenson
Christensen
Labor Department
Great Western Sugar
Seed cleaning rules curb noxious weed spread in Platte County
Supt David V Gilsdorf of the Platte County Weed Control Authority warns seed sales must exclude doxious weeds like Bindweed leafy spurge Canada Scotch mud and plumeless thistles Russian Knapweed Johnson grass puncture vine hoary alyssum peppergrass or bur igweed. Labels are required and available from the Department of Agriculture after approval. Prices listed include purity test 3 germination test 3 50 and complete tests. Seed testing requires two pounds for some crops three to seven ounces for others. Samples must be packed in strong containers with seed sample sheets and sent first class with payment by money order or check. Contact State Seed Service Lincoln No 68502 or the Platte Center county weed control office for details. A new seed cleaner was purchased and is expected to pay dividends for sowing clean seed. Phone Platte Center 246-2935 for an appointment.
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David V. Gilsdorf
Platte County
Saweawory
Sth Street
Lincoln
County Weed Control Authority
Platte Center
Gilsdorf
Oink the Chester White Boar Heads to New Home
In Seattle UPI reports the Chester White Boar called Oink is exercised on center grounds while staff fear his departure. Ewing notes the animal lightens daily monotony as the center prepares to move him.
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Seattle
UPI
Ewing
Animal Control Center
Edry Ae
Chester White Boar
Center
Oink
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