Nebraska Voc-Ag student teachers assigned to schools
Twenty five UNL students qualified to teach vocational agriculture through April 9. Dwight Erickson will assist at Columbus Lakeview High School, Tom Costello at Ravenna, Dave Duchek at Clarkson, with others from Pilger to Crofton forming practice teaching centers across Nebraska as part of an innovative Micro-Teaching Laboratory program.
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Lincoln
Dwight Erickson
Cleveland
N.D
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Roy Dillon
Erickson
Jim O’hare
John Miyoshi
Columbus Lakeview High School
UNL
Tom Costello
Tom P. Costello
Schuyler
Ravenna
Kent Zeller
Costello
Dave Duchek
Joe Duchek
Wilber
Clarkson
Gary Bergman
Dillon
Nebraska
Brian Lind
Pilger
Ken Malone
Palmyra
Darwin McGhee
Winnebago
Tom Mulligan
Wood Lake
Don Nitchie
Wilcox
Gene Sedivy
Verdigre
Rick Smith
Laurel
Brad Stake
Burchard
Larry M. Thornton
Holdrege
Reg Warner
Arapahoe
Thomas W. Wilmes
Creighton
Gary Zeller
Roger Alber
Blue Hill
Dan Davis
Wood River
Mike David
Gordon
Scott Douglas
Cozad
Robert Gloystein
Waco
Dennis Hoffman
Atlantic
Iowa
Steven Huggenberger
Emerson
Mike Jacobson
Sutton
Kent Kimmerling
Beatrice
Craig Kollars
Crofton
Certificate final should end foreign buyers gripes
GAO finds the U S grain grading system leaves foreign buyers little recourse when shipments arrive with lower quality than the certificate final grade. Cases show buyers losing hundreds of thousands of dollars as inspection certificates are deemed conclusive and appeals are hard to arrange.
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Washington
UPI
United States
General Accounting Office
GAO
Agriculture Department
Department
Cattle groups form plan for merger committee
Two major livestock groups the National Livestock Feeders Association and the American National Cattlemen's Association created a 10 member study committee to draft a consolidation plan. Co chairs are Gordon Van Vleck and Milton Brown with ten other appointees from across the Midwest and South. The groups seek a year long process to propose a merger for boards and memberships to decide at next year’s February meetings.
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Omaha
UPI
National Livestock Feeders Association
American National Cattlemen's Association
Gordon van Vleck
Plymouth
Calif
Cattlemen’s Association
Milton Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
NLFA
Brown
Tom Monier
Walnut
Iil
Charles Phelps
Hastings
Iowa
Lauren Carlson
Chokie
Minn
John Klosterman
David City
Neb
van Vleck
ANCA
Bill Webster
Greeley
Colo
Bill Amstein
Clifton
Kan
Curtis Avery
Pine Mountain
P.H. White Jr
Dyersburg
Tenn
Ag-fact on bread costs and farmer wheat value
A concise claim notes labor costs to move bread from bakery to grocery exceed the farmer earnings from wheat used. It hints at next week coverage, but provides no specific figures or sources. The statement frames a point about supply chain costs versus farm income.
Farmer Neb expands to TV advice on agriculture and tax tips
The Farmer Neb TV series debuts March 8 on ETV at 9 p m with topics on alfalfa pests till planting and irrigation. Call in sessions offer answers or mail responses. It also covers wheat emergence conditions from 1952 53 and 1974 plantings, plus tax guidance for families and wage exemptions for under 21s.
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ETV
Channel 12
Feeder Wives Auxiliary Group Planned in Columbus
The Platte County Feeders Association will organize a ladies auxiliary at a noon salad luncheon on March 4 at the Holiday Inn. Lois Hartmann, state president from Hooper, will explain the aims. Tickets are 3.25 dollars with reservations by Tuesday at the Platte County Extension Office.
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Platte County
Feeders’ Association
Holiday Inn
Lois Hartmann
Hooper
Old Farmer's Riddle: How can you make a Maltese cross
A lighthearted puzzle presents a riddle about forming a Maltese cross with a practical answer to a curious reader. The brief hints at a simple construction practiced by farmers or craftsmen.
Tree seedling shortage prompts tree planting plans
Clarke McNary seedling stock is dwindling as demand rises, says Mal Sutherland of the Soil Conservation Service. Several tree and shrub species are exhausted and rural landowners are urged to plan now with planning help from the SCS and planting and spraying services from the Lower Loup NRD. Cost share is available through the ASC. Blindworms are legless lizards, not worms.
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Clarke-McNary
Mal Sutherland
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service Office
Lower Loup
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Duncan
Nebr
Conyers Auction & Realty Co. Actioneers
TI Farm News Cattle Groups Merge
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Feeder Wives
Farmer's
Almanac
Glenn Miller
Alamo
H.K
Auburn
OLD Farmer's Weather Forecasts
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Greater
New York
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic
Piedmont
Florida
N.Y
Toronto
Montreal
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Southern
Great Lakes
Northern
Central Great Plains
Texas-Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Southwest Desert
Pacific Northwest
California
Yankee, Inc
Dubin
Columbus Telegram
Hassebrook Farm Service, Inc
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