Grain feed handling center plans offered to farmers
Grain producers can choose between Plan 6068 and Plan WR for a complete grain feed handling center. Plans show drive through buildings with hopper bottom pits, gravity flow, and cross conveyors plus options for a truck scale and high temperature dryer placement. USDA and university drawings are available for purchase at the Nebraska campus office.
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Mariners Uate
Vardu2 University
Cafayette
Idianra
Usda Cooperative Farm Building Exchange
Change in US dairy taste shifts cheese market
Survey data show cheese consumption rising markedly in the United States over the past year. Beeneain consumption remains flat, while fuller usage continues to decline.
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U.S
Subscription Rates For PEC TecnoRAM Pcbluked Readers
Delivery and subscription details list monthly and yearly rates in several counties. The notice instructs readers to report address changes to the local postmaster and the agency, ensuring renewal and mailing accuracy.
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Cartier
Courtus
Eymal
Palle
Boone, Butter
Colkac
Mercice
Maree
Park Counties
Hebragks
Coney Trieatam
Seek funds to expand study reducing pesticide use
Government scientists seek 1.85 million dollars from Congress to expand a joint Agriculture Department program with states that trains scouts to detect insect buildups and spray only when needed. A pilot in Arizona cut pesticide use from 70 000 to 5 001 acres, saved costs, boosted yields, and revived honeybee industry. If funded, plans would spread to apples peanuts and sweet corn regions and possibly more cotton areas.
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Washington
Asi Congress
Agriculture Department i
Agriculture Department
Graham County
Arizona
Arizona Extension Service
Department
Congress
4 H notes Pavaee Pioneers Club meeting reports
The club met at Gary Mueller’s home and planned a June 29 bowling party at Toadpan. Members discussed warden project progress, exhibit tips, and sewing projects. Lunches were served by several members. two new members joined. demonstrations included a coffee cake and fruit salad.
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Pavaee Pioneers Club
Gary Mueller
Toadpan
Casper Mueller
Debra Thivie
Jerry Corl
Nasey
Julie
Korth
Hitch
Susie Weiss
Kathy Carter
Velvesamezils
Kathy Glaser
von Gerlech
Pave Gerisch
Karen Stec
Hereford Heifer Show and Sale at Grand Island
The Hereford heifer show and sale will be held at Grand Island with the Nebraska Hereford Association and others sponsoring. About 1000 entries expected for commercial and prize money totaling $6,000. Entries close December 1, with show events December 4 at Manner Park.
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Grand Island
Nebraska Dunigr Hereford Association
Manner Park
4H Club Meeting Notes Reflect Busy County Fair Prep
The notes summarize multiple 4-H club gatherings including Lost Creek Explorers Junior Homemakers Busy Beavers and others. Members discuss fair booth planning sewing projects fundraisers and upcoming events at Platte County Fair Teen Day and county shows. Reports credit Ronnie Mikseh Kathy Glaser Debby Larson and others for coverage and refreshments.
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Cody Boss
Kathy Glaser
Junior Homemakers Club
Merle Stone Lime
Platte County Fair
Ieadher
Ilerte Stone
Debby Larson
Busy Beavers
Busy Bears
Chris Terman
Ushy Ure
Keith Wiese
Bunker Nilb
Barnes
Schoalhouse
St. Rached
Leland Smiths
Mark Meysenburg
Field Day at University of Nebraska to showcase wheat plots
A field day on June 2 at the University of Nebraska High Plains Laboratory near Sidney will display experiments on leaf rust control in wheat. Researchers Br Eye Kerr Dr John Welling and Charles Fenster study fungicides and micronutrients to boost yields and warn producers about rust outbreaks before harvest. Visit details and start time are listed for interested attendees.
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Sidney
University of Nebraska
High Plains Laboratory
Br. Eye Kerr
John Welling
Charles Fenster
Scotts Bluff
His Plains
High Plains Laboraty
Succession planting and garden upkeep tips from Buzzing with Bob
The article urges succession planting to maximize garden space with crops like beets swiss chard and carrots extending into fall. It notes sweet corn as a second crop and explains peas enrich soil for corn. It warns about bagworms on evergreens and proper insecticide timing and mentions dairy product changes and rose pruning tips, ending with a warning about falling behind on payments.
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Hs Place
Teir Place
Nebraska range feed conditions rise to 88 on June 1
Lincoln UPI reports the State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics said Nebraska’s range feed condition on June 1 was seven points higher than the prior month. The division rated the condition at 88, three points above a year ago and six above the 30 year average.
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Lincoln
UPI
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Ancient Egyptians Believed in Honey Use in Embalming
In ancient Egypt, honey was believed to have preservative properties used in embalming. Experts note honey, possibly mixed with resins, played a role in ritual preparation alongside other traditional substances.
Hearing Thursday on dairy pricing act provisions
Lincoln dairy officials announce a hearing Thursday at 10 a.m. to discuss proposed regulations for the revised 1969 Dairy Products Pricing Act. W G McCubbin notes industry input will shape ground rules as changes from the 1971 Legislature face scrutiny and the advisory board shifts to setting basic cost minima.
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Lincoln
Te State Agriculture Department
W. G. McCubbin
McCubbin
Dairy Products Advisory Board
California farmers face $11.99 million smog crop losses report
California farmers suffered crop losses to smog across 15 of 53 counties. The state agriculture department cited $45.69 million in damages last year, with Ventura County north of Los Angeles hit hardest at about $10.7 million.
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California
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
State Department of Agriculture
Harchest
Veni Ra
Los Angeles
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