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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1977

Page

3

Cattle referendum opens with broad national registration

UPI reports cattle producers begin a two week referendum on a proposed checkoff to fund beef promotion, advertising and research. Registration tops 700,000 with Texas leading at 42,000. turnout will determine if the plan to collect 0.3 percent of sales can win approval.

Washington UPI Beef Development Task Force James Fries Beef Task Force Kansas City Fries Task Force National Farmers Union American Farm Bureau Federation Anti-Checkers South Dakota Texas Kansas Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Tennessee Missouri North Dakota Montana California Colorado Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Kentucky Minnesota Mississippi Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Wisconsin Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Louisiana Maryland Michigan Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina South Carolina Utah West Virginia Wyoming

Dairying Ten Years Ahead Will See Fewer, Larger Farms

projections foretell farms consolidating to about 240,000 units about 12 percent of all farms, with average sizes rising from 400 acres to over 800. Milk output per cow triples over time, automation and solar energy reduce costs, and farm credit support grows while prices fluctuate.

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Sheep Sale and Show Set at Nebraska State Fairgrounds

The 41st Top of the Flock sheep show and sale will be Aug 6 at 9 am in the 4-H Arena, featuring 60 rams and 40 ewes. Dr. Bob Noble will judge. Dick Kane will auction. Sweepstakes ram last year sold for 546 dollars to Betty Wilts. A wool blanket prize will be awarded in a noted horse race that afternoon.

United States Nebraska State Fairgrounds Nebraska Sheep Breeders Association Fairgrounds Ted Doane University of Nebraska- Lincoln Doane Bob Noble Oklahoma State University Sullwater Dick Kane Wisner Willian Marsen Hansen Suffolks Minden Betty J. Wilts Maryville Nebraska Nebraska Center For Continuing Education Huldrege American Sheep Producers Council JASPC

NRDs plant record 1.85 million trees in Nebraska spring

NRDs accelerated tree planting this spring, totaling 1,852,622 trees. Of these 1,087,778 were coniferous and 765,804 deciduous. Lee Orton says trees beautify land stabilize soil and create wildlife habitat. Residents can join next year via local NRD county extension or district forester. Clarke Manary tree program aided many plantings.

Natural Resources Nebraska Association of Resources Districts Lee Orton Nebraska Orlen Nrds Natural Resources District Clarke-Manary Nads County Extension Agents

Timely Rains Could Bring Record Corn Crop in 1978

Agriculture Department chief economist Howard Hjort said favorable summer rains could yield a second straight record corn crop and prompt possible acreage reductions for 1978. He noted farmers may harvest nearly as many corn acres as in 1977, plus a new record soybean area, while prices are expected to rise about 6 percent over last year.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Howard Hjort Department U.S Hjork Upper Midwest Begas Hjort

Agricultural acreage and crop yield projections for 1978

A 1978 USDA report forecasts crop outputs and planted areas across major commodities. Soybeans and wheat may exceed demand with rising stocks if weather remains favorable, while corn, oats, barley and sorghum acreage rise modestly. Cotton and tobacco areas show declines, hay acreage edges up, and overall livestock feeds demand balances supply amid variable moisture.

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