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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1970

Page

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Tractor Noise Test Highlights at University Day

Nebraska Agricultural Engineers plan a tractor noise test during the 19th annual Tractor Power and Safety Day at University Field Laboratory. Measurements use ear mic sensors and a sound level meter to assess noise levels, with aims to guide buyer choices and promote quieter cab designs alongside demonstrations of new combines and safety features.

University of Nebraska Nebraska University Field Laboratory M. Agricultural Engineers Key M. A M Ag

Farm groups urge oppose import quotas on textiles and shoes

Washington reports farm interests fear new import quotas could trigger foreign retaliation that harms U S soybean exports. American Soybean Association cites potential 5 8 percent demand drop, risking a $1 5 billion annual market and the broader $6 billion farm export sector. A 1924 crossword note closes the item.

Washington U. S House Ways and Means “Committee U.S Chet Randolph Pean American Soybean Association Randolph

Buzzing With Bob At Platte County Fair Preview

An article invites readers to the Platte County Fair highlighting Oui 4-H entries across divisions and livestock health. It stresses crop moisture shortages, silage considerations, nitrate risk in immature crops, feeding strategies for cattle, wheat versus corn values, and calls for farm questions to the office.

Hogs Reach Market Weight In Record Time

Hogs hit market weight in a hurry with four and a half to five months and 500 pounds of feed, much less than the eight months and 800 pounds used in 1920. New methods include concrete pig parlors that are kept clean and climate controlled for winter and summer.

The Camelegram Subscription Rates Notice

The Camelegram published in Columbus Nebraska lists delivered carrier rates of 2.01 dollars per month and mail rates across Nebraska. It urges subscribers to notify the postmaster promptly with address changes and provides subscription details for readers in Boone and surrounding counties.

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4 H Notes Show Busy Club Fair Preparation

Multiple clubs meet across homes and community centers to fill out fair entry sheets, plan meals, and practice sewing and livestock related tasks. Leaders assign tasks, set dates for trimming and judging, and discuss booth planning and display ideas.

Beavers Club Linday Keith Wiese Golden Rod Osten Theresa Inselmann

Lawmakers push for $20k to $55k crop subsidy cap

Two Republican House members plan to press for a hard cap on federal farm subsidies. The House Agriculture Committee approved a three year farm bill with a $56 000 ceiling per farmer on three crops wheat feed grains and cotton while some lawmakers seek $20 000 per farmer across all crops. The White House backs the higher limit and backs the bill to extend new programs for wheat cotton and dairy.

Washington Republican House m White House House Agrculture Committee Silvia O. Conte R-Mass Paul Findley R-Hi Findley Conte Senate Clifford M. Hardin Hardin Agriculture Committee Tn Adilision Poage House Agriculture Committee House Cacl Albert Oklahoma Gerald R. Ford Michigan

Changeover reshapes meat packing industry says UN expert

Lincoln expert notes a new breed of specialized beet packers cutting beef at the plant level, bypassing retail fabrication. He cites firms like Manfort of Colorado and Iowa Beef Processors, with sales near two billion and rising.

Lincoln University of Nebraska Extension Jim Gosey NN College of Agriculture Manfort Colorado Iowa Beef Processors Spencer Foods Gasey U.S Armour, Swift Cudahy and Wilson Gosey

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