Butz unveils crash program to save family farms
Agriculture Secretary Butz announced a crash research plan to help preserve family farms. The effort would form marketing teams, study tax structures, and report by late summer, aiming to counter large conglomerates, improve farming access to capital, and boost farm export sales amid dock strikes. Butz criticized Congress leaders and urged cooperation with farm groups, universities, cooperatives, and industry.
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Changing meat demand reshapes cattle and poultry production
Americans diversify meals from prime beef to hamburgers and fried chicken driving producers to alter cattle and poultry practices. Quick service outlets influence slaughter sizes, with larger animals and cuts in demand, while Clarke McNary windbreaks and tree planting options are offered for farm improvements. An upcoming farm exposition at Agricultural Park Retribite Hall features over 60 displays and education, including a plant program and exotic cattle breeds.
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Supermuirsel
Agricultural Park
Irrigation Short Course Planned At Nebraska Center
Lincoln new irrigation short course Jan 17 18 at the Nebraska Center will discuss irrigation topics. Speakers include MR Mulliner UNL South Central Station Clay Center on herbicides sprinkler and ground systems pumping plant engineering and half-inch irrigation runs. Center pivot electrical issues fuel economics pipelines versus buried wire and tailwater reuse will be covered along with auto surface irrigation and crop specific methods for soybeans corn sorghum and sugar beets.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Center
Mulliner
University of Nebraska South Central Station
Clay Center
Hill
Hall County
Pat Tischbach
4 H Notes Sprinkling Stars Group Meeting Recap
The group met at Lynn Blager's home to hand out project hooks and set goals. Members planned a gift exchange for a Valentine party and enjoyed lunch. Signature Jackie Kneifel.
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Gill
Jackie Kneifel
Advances in U S frozen veg per capita use tripled since 1954
Per capita consumption of frozen vegetables in the United States has more than tripled since 1954, driven by modern farming and forward processing techniques.
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United States
Subscription details for the Nebraska Telegram press
The notice lists subscription terms including price 1380 per year, delivery by carrier in Columbus, Nebraska and surrounding areas. It names various counties and cities and mentions change of address procedures with the postmaster.
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Northeast Central Nebraska Farm Exposition Set for Jan 18 19
The fifth annual Northeast Central Nebraska Farm Exposition will be held January 18 19 at Phatic County Agricultural Park with over 60 exhibitors. Ritio KeTPY sponsors the event and Fleischer Manufacturing adds by arranging a program on Reduced Tillage Planting beginning at 1 p.m. January 19. A slide presentation by conservationist Ernest Nohn of Rann Iowa precedes the day’s events. Behn Iowa State University Sears scholar outlines soil conservation and minimum tillage. A panel on GIL planting features Jule Nelazier Richland Don Monnette Stella Ralph Spiliiek Ben Smoats Arion with Keith Frederickson moderating. The Jan 19 program includes cattle growth and reproduction trails in crossbreds and irrigation in the seventies after lunch, with Platte and Fast Platte Extension Service presenting.
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Winter ideal for on the farm front work in woods
Nebraska farmers can use woodland improvement practices to enhance timber production and land value. The program offers cost sharing up to 50 percent, with a maximum of 50 per acre this year to encourage woodland renovation and cleanup. Technical assistance is available through the County ASCS office or State forester.
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Nebraska
BE H. Benson
Extension Forester
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Pateshy Improvement
Henson
Benson
ASCS
State Forester
Corn yields triple per acre with modern harvesting
New Holland, the farm equipment division of SI Rand, reports that advances in harvesting have increased corn yield per acre to three times what it was 30 years ago. The claim highlights gains in efficiency and productivity for farmers adopting updated methods.
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SI Rand
South Dakotan Joins Farm Credit Board Chairman Role
OMATA Leo Allmendinger of Selby South Dakota was elected chairman at the Farm Credit Board of Omaha during the organizational meeting. He succeeds Walter W Peterson a wheat producer from Chappell. James Hendry a cattle and sheep rancher near Lost Cabin Wyoming was elected vice chairman as the board sets policy for the Federal Land Bank of Omaha the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha and the Omaha Bank for Cooperatives.
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Selby
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Farm Credit Board of Omaha
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James Hendry
Lost Cabin
Wyo
Arm Credit Board of Omaha
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System of Production Credit Associations
Omaha Bank For Cooperatives
Findley urges soybean push into Soviet market from Moscow
Representative Paul Findley told reporters in Washington that U S soybean producers should actively pursue sales in the Soviet Union. He noted Soviet interest during talks in Moscow and urged private U S firms to expand soybean markets there, despite trade and credit hurdles.
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Windmill theft reported in Ludington farm
Anna Miteen filed a complaint with Mason County Sheriff’s Department after a 35 foot windmill was sawn off at the base and hauled away by truck from her Ludington area farm, with tracks indicating vehicle use.
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UPI
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Mason County . Sheriff's Department
Young Homemakers Meeting Notes At Mrs Rosno Home
Report of the Young Homemakers gathering at Mrs Rosno s home with pattern lessons and lunch. Barbara Vand Denis Torson and reporters Barbara NyHeler and Jane Werner share details on projects and yearbooks. Members listed include Lisa Melcher Jackie Zimmerer Danette Sand and others with demonstrations on carrot and celery ideas.
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