U S Farm Report Premieres on NIV Network July 20
The U S Farm Report will debut Sunday July 20 1975 on the NIV Network for Nebraska northern Kansas and eastern Colorado. Hosted by Orion Samuelson the half hour program promises farm prices USDA news trends and on location reports from across the region on KAGL KCNA XWNB and KSNB stations.
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Kearney-Hastings-Grand Island
Kcna-Tv
Columbus-Norfolk- Albion
Xwnb-Tv
Hayes Center
Ksnb-Tv
Superior
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
U.S.C.A
Orion Samuelson
NTTY
Rural Development Goals Delayed Report Faces Criticism
The Agriculture Department sent Congress a lengthy rural development progress report that admits it cannot fully meet the 1972 Rural Development Act goals. Senate aides deride the document as piecemeal and historical while officials pursue a process to gather wider input from counties regions and states for future national goals.
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Ashington
UPL
Agriculture Department
Congress
Prdge
Senate
Wygress
Nitrogen Loss From Rainy Platts Valley Soils Warned
Lincoln University agronomist Dr Don Sander notes extended rains in the Platte River Valley raise nitrogen losses in corn especially on sandy soils. Some fields lack sidedressing, others need 40 to 80 pounds of nitrogen when accessible. Waterlogged soils and heat drive denitrification and leaching, so careful application via non pressure solutions or anhydrous ammonia in ditches is advised to prevent scorch and leaf burn.
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Lincoln
Platte River Valley
Don Sander
University of Nebraska Lincoln
Leasing irrigation systems as alternative measure
Lincoln agricultural economist University of Nebraska Extension's Larr y Birney suggests leasing irrigation centers can suit buyers lacking credit for outright purchase. He notes typical seven to ten year leases, tax implications, and loan availability, with after tax cash flows sometimes favoring purchase.
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Lincoln
Larry Birney
University of Nebraska Extension
Bitney
Irrigation tour set for Thursday in Platte County area
Invigators in the East Platte Area and K-TIT Listening area will join an irrigation tour broadcast live from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Extension agronomists and specialists from the University of Nebraska alongside local farms will discuss center pivot systems, reverse pits, nutrient leaching studies, gated pipe irrigation, and self propelled gun sprinkler technologies across stops near Bellwood Columbus and surrounding routes.
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Platte County
Gilbert Loseke
East Platte
Arca Extension Agronomist
Duane Kantor
Bob Voboril
University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resource Extension
Paul Fischbach
Bellwood
Heing
Ben Kobra
Kozy Corner
Colubus
Nielsen
James Pouliska
Columbus
Marvin Charipar
Monastery Road
Lake North
Agricultural Yields in New York State Decline After Revolution
At the time of the Revolution, yields in New York State battles produced 25 to 35 bushels an acre. Poor fertilizing practices later reduced yields to about 0.5 bushel an acre, stagnating for the following fifty years.
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New York State
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