Nebraska Tractor Test Advisory Board Discusses Safety
The Nebraska Tractor Test Advisory Board at the University of Nebraska East Campus focused on health and safety in tractor use. They emphasized noise level concerns and announced ongoing studies on noise measurement for tests at the Tractor Test Laboratory, with farmers, dealers, and county agents providing feedback to aid test design.
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Mike Mumgaard
NU Tractor Tasting Laboratory
Bruce Villary
Minden
NU Phole
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Tractor Test Avisory Board
University of Nebraska East
Foun
Nebraska Tractor Test Laboratory
G. W. Steinbriegge
Nebraska Board of Test Engineers
Rivners
Steinbruegge
Tractor Test Laboratory
Tractor ‘Test Laboratory
New advisory panel to study meat imports volume
Washington and agriculture officials announce a National Cattle Industry Advisory Council to gather views from ranchers packers and others on future beef imports. the two year panel chaired by Paarlberg will weigh imports veal live cattle and related negotiations while defending consumer access to reasonable beef prices through a domestic industry.
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Washington
UPI
Yue Agriculture Department
Don Paarlberg
Council of Economic Advisers
Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Offiee
Calle Reders
Trce
Agricultre
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Cooked soybeans as hog feed rival soybean meal on economics
Research from Purdue and Nebraska suggests cooked whole soybeans can match or exceed soybean meal in pig growth while boosting energy intake. Cooking costs vary with herd size and method, with estimated processing over $100 per ton for small herds and about $40 per ton for larger operations. Feeding cooked beans raises polyunsaturated fats in carcasses, but sensory tests found pork acceptable. A new plant variety AQUA, a hardy carnation from Nebraska and USDA, offers decorative ground cover with white double flowers and blue-green foliage, suitable for High Plains use.
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Purdue University
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
USDA
Ames
Towa
Wyoming
Iowa
Minnesota
Alaska
High Plains
Nebraska Nurserymen's Research Corporation
Government reviews aldrin and dieldrin pesticides
Washington officials say aldrin and dieldrin are under review for possible ban, with action on DDT already underway. Agriculture Department coordinator Dr. T. C. Byerly notes other persistent pesticides will be assessed in priority order, a move Shell Chemical criticizes as too narrow and potentially ineffective. Shell warns appeals could delay outcomes for months or years.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
T. C. Byerly
Department
Byerly
Shell Chemical Co
Shell
Jerome
Junior beef clinic set at Seward Nebraska
Seward hosts the junior beef clinic organized by nine sponsoring groups led by Greg Phifer of Mason City as publicity chair. The program aims to highlight industry developments rather than standard fitting shows with support from Nebraka dunmr Angus Charolais Hereford Shorthorn and Stock Growers associations the University of Nebraska Animal Science Department and the Seward County Extension Service. Jin Aegerter of Seward president of the Junior Shorthorn Association chairs the program.
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Seward
UPI
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Greg Phifer
Mason City
Junior Hereford Association
Nebragka Dunmr Angus
University of Nebraska Animal Science Department
Cheese Growth Drives Nebraska Dairy Industry
The fastest growing segment is cheese production and marketing. In 1969 Nebraska produced 26 to 27 million pounds of cheese, about ten times the output of 1961.
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Nebraska
Subcommittee weighs bills to ease federal farm controls
A House subcommittee considers legislation to loosen farm control rules linked to the Billie Sol Estes case. The measure would allow government review committees to handle appeals and permit court access only if the appeals favor the government, shifting the current one sided process. The Nixon era Senate approved a similar bill. debate focuses on expanding committee member eligibility beyond the appellant’s county.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
House
Billie Sol Esses
Estes
Agriculture Department
Pecps
Tex
Heeler
Senate
Agriculture
May egg production drops in Nebraska in May
Lincoln Nebraska May egg production reached 92 million, down 6 million from a year earlier. There were 4,790,000 laying hens on hand, down 33,000 from last May, and the price per 100 hens rose slightly.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
UPI
Statler Federal Division of Agricultural Sttatistics
Procaadings from Special Meeting of Ferrata Board
The Board of Equalization and related committees meet to record proceedings, hear protests, and adjust assessments for 1971. Attending members include Chair James Rich, County Officials Hoge and Hope, and multiple supervisors.
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Areson
Fames Lytic
Chatman
Cart 1
Hoge
Rotigalt
Toltowtisn
Sony McLs Aerol
Boettcher
Wih
Schmidt
Bander
Thiele
Rie Mso
Staeg Ene
Carl H. Hoge
Couns
Serk
Nerp
Asseacor
Ray Hauser
ONSA
Norman G Mach
J. Thomas Joninon
Jane Weaver
George ‘Thien
A. B. Schram
A. Gaull
Anne Ilotion
Anne Ilotion, “Hs Nerstsne Bortiches
Sth Street
Suversions Acrnl
Ronticher
Bubl
Acrni
Bapetellor Boritchee
Rawati
Sdianiasintil
Sfternum
Mollon
Atroi
Horstebrr
Bahl
Schmett
Ricks
Nave
James
Cheteman
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Board of
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Souecsch
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Gunitanany
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Revennes
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Roos Hark
Honorihla Tames Rich
Ghatrman
Anaennor
Hayflaurer
Arssen
Bess
Joseph Badalteber
Moone
Alfred Warholes
Ny Bot
Tawrenes Teliyehes
Joseph Juderas
Pervar
Borkicler
Supergrey Mortichor Muii
Schmid Tiss
Fheayrman
Columb, Avenestha Ete 2S
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Baytheaton
Sersean
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Ubl
Sunder
Thiele Ned
Mich
Ana Carl B. Hose
Merson
Ray Vaysee
Artest Vain
Alnny Brey
Wiecaie Maren
Taye Delbert
Sohn “Ipnee
Sake Yee Fae
Gibson
Ssecen Geahell
Lara Hirtinger
Tapa
Carl Kneitel
Soane
Naear
Fcata
Linior Marl. Inc
Taueng J. Jones
FG A.m
Frank Koehs
Geo
Seine
Ree
Laren
Tage
Toren
Ron
Aehmval
Sander
Younz
Porsuanets
Board of Eanalization
Sirlack
Rick Charman
Carl’ It “Hoge
Koll
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Sche Sater
Ghalranasrwich
Carl Tl Hoge
Aml Cain Y Asaceaor
Tay ‘Sinieer
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Raymond F. Diss
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Er Tas Bakmil J. Vaclavek
Ne_ane
Anpearhl
M. Herman Kaplan
Herman Kaplan
Herman Mueller
Mieller
Lena Kaplan
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Tae
Louis Habian
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Bierken
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Ote
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Hoge County
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Tenhiaour
Olsutha
RC Hue
Lowry
Fred Rothine
Ste. B. Lowry
Ape
John Regan
Lawrence J. ‘Vorcean
Tame
Lawrence J. Taxeron
Lawrence I. Ade
Dovlag
Sisorvinar Bathy
Scomied
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Katie Call
Sasprydaor Mottcher
Hubl. Schmidt
Ender
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Squattzalion Matton
Sunervisor Ae Rnd
Rorurher
Aloiney, Sanles
Ollwerida
Allison
Oe Peferras
Goudie
Pelt
Rorlicher
Buhl
Ghalemlan
Chaleman
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Renan
Bute
Atin
Leven Briney
Buick
Sunervisnes
Acta
Roetiohar
Butt
Selmutd
Sandeyeit Ghaliman
Nivale
Moljon
Sunerelege Bosiithier
Sunervinor Seri
Board of Equalization
Azar Yu
ArLih
Roctiches
Bill
Seba
Sawer, Thigle & Quairman
Janes L. Rich Atoest
Cart TL Hog
Colupbus
Nelaeka Niyen Thuradiy
James. L. Rich
Meatiman
Carl WG Hope
Knits
Fate Ae
Aatrict
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Bohl Renn
Thielé
Rich
Alen
Eterk
Sie
Eunalleaiien Eetbidi
Orman & Billene
Amina Rebbe Voss
Arpisay D. Barthstenter
Alestein
Saban
Anil Raven
Furepiama
Sehulty Lumber Co
Anna Kot
Marvin ‘Varainia Senva
Men Wenger Murdeman
Ackedl Agsercors
Ate Tworek
Tadetieher
Eoys
Waengook
Eeeerence MH
Dolores Te. Byrre
Ana Eastia
Eph
Orkee
John H. Zipper
Edith Rieffel
Eaduar Alar
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Ageepl
Rasannd
Keelya Wise
Dorothy
Varlavek
Louis
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Merman Kaplan
Herman
Muller
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Herman Muller
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Ay Nan & Stolie
Carrie Matton
Schmit Secomled Supersiser Baeticher
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Boettem Behmid
Chatrman
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Hoce
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Cael
Hope
Aerni
Rosticher
Ted Aley
Sjauiles
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Board of Equalization Lines
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Win
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Franerty
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Varia
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Glenn Kuck
Bertha’ Bo Rricksen
LaVerne Krings
Keith W. Brown
Mucler
Torezon
Lawrence J Torezon
Wiwrence J. Yovesom
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Tarceon
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Aerni Boshcher
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