FDA drops standard of identity for imitation milk
FDA canceled a proposed federal standard defining imitation milk for non-dairy products with fixed protein percentages and nutrients. Dairy farmers celebrated as lawmakers and industry sources questioned nutrition equality, while critics warned the standard could mislead consumers.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
ufGlurer
A Dairy Darter
Sail Tony
Gorce
Ural
Sens
George 1
Aiken, Jr
Vij Millon Wo Young
R-N.d
George 5
Ag Field Day set for June 18
Results of University of Nebraska High Plains Laboratory research will be shared at the annual field day near Sidney. Notables include Dr. Robert Kleis, Dr. John Adams, and C. I. Webster discussing future of High Plains agriculture, extension responsibilities, and station cooperation. Tours follow the program with experts from NU and ARS presenting on rye and barley breeding, seed treatment, weed control, runoff plot development, and soil water conservation.
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Sidney
University of Nebraska
High Plains Laboratory
High Plains Agricultur
Robert Kleis
A. Ie
NN Agrical
John L. Adams
Agricultural Extension Service
Nebraska
Webster
Scotts Bluff
High Plains
Sioux Army Nepal
Mitchell
Pia
John Schmidt
Eric Kerr
Scottsbluff
R. Robison
RH. Michelson
Agricultural Research Service
Akron
Colorado
Perry Moline
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Carrier Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Carrier Telegram lists publication data for Columbus Nebraska, with address and partnership notes. It outlines subscription rates: carrier delivery in Columbus at 47.00 per month, and mail rates for adjacent counties at 1.00 per year, with other areas at 15.00. The notice urges subscribers to report address changes promptly.
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Cohmrcuy
Nabravka
Columbus
Pistia
Buren Colfax
Merrick
Marte
Poh
Hebraike
Otter Alates
Goturbad
4 H club notes from varied meetings and activities
4 H notes describe meetings at Randy Wilda Cord Sueper and Mrs Frisch homes with leaders demonstrating sewing elastic hems, skirts, and crafts. Members share tongue twisters, clothes, conkies, slippers, and cocoa making demonstrations. Reporters name participants and refreshments.
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Cord Sueper
Debbie Weidner
Becky Ternus
Barbara Warth
Susan Wieser
Mavic Sueper
Monica Hemmer
Lunele
Sueper
Katton Kutios Clut
Matt Frisch
Roll Call
Theresa Frisch
Frisch
Jindly Sand
The Rise of Farm Loans and Pesticide Guidance
A University of Nebraska economist says U S farm borrowing may reach 54 billion dollars annually, likely doubling to 120 billion by 1980 as farms grow larger. Lenders may stretch collateral when earnings potential is strong, while pesticide guidance stresses correct pest identification and strict label directions for safe use.
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University of Nebraska
U.S
Combine clinic scheduled at Platte County Park
Ray Reiff store manager of Case Power and Environment reports a Super Combin Clinic will be held at Platte County Agricultural Park. The clinic begins at 10 a.m. and runs into the afternoon. Sponsored by the WJ I Case Company Omaha branch, the event targets neighboring Case dealers and farmers with displays and demonstrations of new combines and operations. Safety features will be stressed.
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Ray Reiff
Case Power & Enviament
Platte County Agricultural Park
Wj.i. Case Company
Omaha
Case
Average Nebraska dairy cow milk production figures
The text states that an average Nebraska dairy cow yields about 8,100 pounds of milk per year. It notes composition including roughly 270 pounds of protein, 400 pounds lactose, and 275 pounds fat, with minerals predominately calcium and phosphorus, though mineral quantity is unspecified.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Junior Angus Field Day Set At Zeller Farm
Vine Gordon Zeller farm four miles west of Hellwood hosts the 1870 Nebraska Junior Angus Field Day. Activities include junior haler show, judging contest, and Angus barbecue. University of Nebraska College of Agriculture will judge. Dr Dan Good of Minnesota will speak and judge. registration opens at 9 am. six classes of 1969 heifers to be judged. judging contest for members and adults. open to all Angus livestock breeders with invitations sent to leading breeders and notable figures.
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Vine Gordon Zeller
Hellwood
Nebraska
Jude Laee
Good
Ang
Angus Hiefer
Sassists
Red light may end debeaking in poultry study
University of Nebraska Extension Poultry man Earl Gleaves reports Virginia research showing red light treatment from hatching to 20 weeks reduces feather pecking and cannibalism in hens. Debeaking may be unnecessary as red light lessens feather picking under 20 weeks with weight differences unchanged.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Penltry
Earl Gleaves
NU College of Agriculture
Virginia
Gleuyea
Virginias
Nebraska Tractor Tesh Dati-1070 booklet fuels high demand
More than 5,000 requests have been received for the Nebraska Tractor Tesh Dati-1070 booklet. The UN Department of Information reports the data covers 161 tractors with measurements on wheel slippage tire size drawbar pull horsepower and fuel consumption.
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University of Nebraska Department of Information
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
National Farm
Wendell Carpenter
UN Department
Carpenter
Hardin Avoids Washington News Conferences
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M Hardin has not held a general Washington news conference in nearly six months. He favors out of town sessions and letters, with only three general Washington briefings since taking office, while other cabinet members have more sessions and a farm leaders’ talks moderation continues.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Clifford M Hardin
Capital News Corps
Hardin
Nixon Administration
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Labor Department
George P. Shultz
White House
Department of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Mardin
Oher Wild
Asso
State Department
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Townsiate
Feed Cardin
Agriculture Department
Miami Beach
Fla
Anchorage
Alaska
News Media Group
Magazine Publishers Association
White Sulphur Springs
W.V
Farmers Union claims broad support for coalition bill
The Farmers Union reports a majority of House and Senate favor a coalition plan backing continued farm programs with few changes. The coalition estimates costs rise about 600 million dollars yearly, boosting farmer income by 1.2 billion annually, while administration estimates keep costs near 3.2 billion for 1970 crop support.
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Farmers Union
House
Senate
Washington
ULI
National Farm Coalition
National Farmers Union
Coalition
W. R. Paage
D Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Tsed
Puage
Farmers’ Union
Administration Plan Coalition
Local club meetings and bake sale fund raise total
Multiple 4 H and community groups met at various homes including Roy Hanke Lions Hall and Arvin Dohmen home. Demonstrations from members and new attendees were noted, with a bake sale raising 22.94 toward a 1400 donation to a National Center. Future plans included a July picnic and hiking trip.
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Lindsay Sues
Roy Hanke
LuAn Hanke
Susan Koenig
Fleid! Koenig
Lian Ann
de Marie Herchenbach
Karen
Sharon Korth
Ginda Koenig
Janig Beller
Low Ann Herchenbach
Tlanke
Lions Hall
Beverly Manner
National Center
Theresa Inselman
Shylettes
Arvin Dohkmen
Janette
Julie Weiss
Denette Sand
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UPF Farm
Avena Columbus
Lassies Meeling
Randy Wilda
Margaret Mikseh
Ro Park
Randy Waldman
Larry
Meiners
Lamete
Glove Waldinim
Nancy Skiner
Mickey Collins
Htaralore
Ed Wachal
Richland
Nekr
Farmers Coop Oil Assn
David City
Nebr
Kainzan Seed & Flying Service
Elgin
Nabr
Angus
Lis
Hisgarlik
Hellespont
Asia
Minin
Troy
Department of Apriv
Sprinkling Stars Club
Mary Beth
Mary Beth Galley
Nancy Latjens
Patty
Money
Stitch NY Stir Club
Cengas
Mrs. Peilsch
Kris
Kathy Peilsch
Patti Whetstone
Elizabeth Jensen
Vagn Jensen
Richard Reins
Gerald Krings
Julie Krings
Whale
Scolt Loseke
Bot Braga
Ernest Peo JR
Marlin Shonka
Schuyler
Roland Wilke
Leigh
Bob Moser
Louis Welch
Platte County
Arvastar
Dale Electronics
Dale
Dale Electronics, Inc
Yanklen
South Dakota
Stafe
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