Feeders Days Panel Topics Highlight Waste Management
Lincoln area panel on waste management listed among topics for Feeders Days. Nebraska participants include Hert Albers Randolph, Bill Krejer Exolety, and Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association secretary. Events set for February 17 at Ranteiply City auditorium, February 18 at Eseler American Legion Hall, and February 19 at Jolney Jay Kearney. Programs begin 9:30 a.m. with presentations on Grain Levels in Growing Programs, Wheat in Cattle Rations, Corn Processing, Nebraska's share of future feeding, Choosing Supplements, and New Feeder Cattle. A Q&A session ends proceedings.
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Rendolph
Bill Krejer
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Auto
Eseler American Legion Hall
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Concord
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South Central
Food Expenditure Comparisons Across Nations in 1970
Americans spent about six percent of annual income on food, lower than England 26 percent, West Germany 28 percent, France 31 percent, Japan 40 percent, and Russia 50 percent. The share of disposable income spent on food remained unusually low in the United States.
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U.S
England
Germany
France
Japan
Russia
AP Telecram: Published evening copy from Columbus Nebrask a
Substantial OCR errors blur the notice but indicate a newspaper telegraph issue from Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates and delivery details. It references a change of address procedure via the postmaster and Columbus telecommunication or newsroom offices.
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Columba Nebraake
Boone
Ler
Nebrases
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Wei
Feeding calves and fertilizer tips from a farming guide
Practical notes for starting calf rations to ensure quick intake and proper energy, with protein from natural sources and vitamin A. Guidance on energy levels, growth phases, and antibiotic-sulfa early gains, plus comparisons of liquid versus solid fertilizers, weighing dry and cold weather limits and micronutrient spraying. Includes a closing aphorism about bachelor opportunities.
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University of Nebraska Northeast
Imarket
Plans Told for Land Leveling Workshop
Curtis plans a Land Leveling Workshop at the University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture. Contractors farmers and students may attend beginning at 9 03 a m with registration fee 2 59 and dinner 4 59. Wayne Fathers and Gerald Sundquist will lead sessions covering staking surveying grades yardage head ditches map studies and practical leveling problems.
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Curtis
University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture
Agricultural Conservation and Civil Engineering Technology Department
School of Technical Agriculture
Wayne Ftathers
Gerald Sundquist
Mayne predicts no activation of sleeper farm law provision
Rep Wiley Mayne of Iowa forecast this week that the Nixon administration will not activate a sleeper section of a new farm law that would cut feed grain producer payments. A Brain advisory panel counseled against activation as officials await final acreage rules. Mayne cited a Department survey predicting a very adequate corn crop, implying idle-acre set-aside will not fall below 20 percent and the 3-cent corn payment would remain intact.
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Washington
UPI
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Hiowa
Partiben
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Winimuin
Agriculture Department
Jeing Parcenters
Ott. Clals
Trade shifts lift Mexican soybean and wheat trade
Mexico and Caribbean nations import more U.S. oilseed and wheat as drought tightens domestic crops. U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service notes Caribbean demand, oilseed imports rise to multi‑million levels, while Mexico expands soybean use to feed hogs and poultry. Officials expect continued strong U.S. supply to meet rising consumption.
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UPL
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U.S
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Salvador
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Foreign Agricultural Service
Neighixie Polley
Rele
Mexico City
Washington
Special farming program at Columbus Farm Equipment
A special program titled Farming Frontiers 771 will be presented at 1 pm on Feb. 2 at Columbus Farm Equipment. Rey Spulek, a Deere dealer, says the program covers furrow on film and other farming research and developments that could affect farming in the near future. Other films will show new reactors and seismic sensing being introduced. A prize will be awarded and refreshments served.
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Columbus
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Dohik Deere
Four-H notes and club elections across several groups
The report lists multiple 4-H clubs meeting at various hosts with new officers elected. Patty Donoghkie leads Cornhusker Balls as president, Sharon Johannes vice president, Sandy Johannes secretary, Barbara Goedeken treasurer, Tammy Jeipp reporter, Sharon Donoghue scrapbook, with Mrs. Carl Johannes and Mrs. Vernon Goefeken as leaders. Other clubs name Mary Beth Galley president, Cathy Johnson vice president, Lynn Blaser secretary treasurer, Cathryn Edwards reporter, dues set at ten cents. Additional items mention new members, menu planning, and project goals for the coming year across Dandy Lakers Bright Stars Diddle and other groups.
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Carl Johannes
Patty Donoghkie
Sharon Johannes
Sandy Johannes
Barbara Goedeken
Tammy Jeipp
Sharon Donoghue
Vernon Goefeken
Anarmy App
Sprinkling Stars
Mary Beth Galley
Athy Johnson
Lynn Blaser
Cathryn Edwards
Louis —Cathryn Edwards
Bright Stars Club
Steve Sempek
Population growth forecast for the United States
Population projections show the United States reached one million in 1700 and added about 19 million over 70 years, now totaling around 207 million. Analysts estimate the population will hit 300 million by the year 200.
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U.S
Prillon
Average American Usage in 10-Year Spar Summary
The text notes the average American over ten years uses 26 million gallons of water, 20,000 gallons of gasoline, 0,000 pounds of meat, 14 tons of mail and oat, and 0,000 pounds of wheat.
Pre-registration urged for Nebraska pig conference
Norfolk advance registration is urged for the Nebraska Veeder 14 Conference in Norfai February 1011. The event, first of its kind in Nebraska, will cover pig diseases health programs reconditioning feeder pigs and related topics. Registration of $5 covers two noon luncheons and the conference proceedings.
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Nebraska
Martyn Low
Madison County
Battle Creek
Dob Fritschen
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Concord
Neb
NY Cooperative Extension Service
Nebraska Park Producers Camer
Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Nebraskas county board sets road, tax and wage rules
The Platte County Board of Supervisors approves drainage and road standards for county projects, formalizes permit processes for driveways and culverts, and passes a wage tax withholding plan. Officials authorize budget actions, appoint committees, and set meeting procedures while detailing road construction standards and oversight.
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Ieanes
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Livestock numbers calculated annually
The article notes livestock figures are computed yearly while the census occurs every ten years. It cites 1970 totals: 12.3 million cattle and calves, 28.7 million hogs, and 30.4 million sheep and lambs, highlighting continuing meat production to meet demand.
Artichoke Flower Heads Eaten Raw Report
A fragmented note notes that Paris flower heads from artichokes are eaten raw, with garbled phrases suggesting a method or garnish. The unreadable text limits clear details about who prepared or served the dish or where it occurred.
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