Law and Garden Talk in Jumbus City Auditorium
Extension specialists discuss lawn and garden insect and disease problems on July 6. Topics include bulb planting timing, begonia and balba varieties for shade or sun, and disease prevention with fungicides. Economic notes cover beef demand and cattle supplies, with forecasts for 1977 prices and market outlook. A quoted line cites tax fears as money seems to rise.
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Law and Garden
Clivie
Jumbus City Auditorium
Bobselle
Dave ‘Wysong
John Furrer
Baxtension
Most camping areas in Black Hills largely safe after flood
AP reports Forest Service Chief John R. McGuire says the June 9 flash flood largely spared Black Hills National Forest in western South Dakota. He notes about one fifth of the forest near Rapid City was damaged while the rest of the more than one million acres remained open and accessible for public use.
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McGuire
Black Hills
National Forest
Commercial chick production drops in Nebraska May
Nebraska hatcheries produced 1.24 million chicks in May, down 18 percent from a year earlier. Of these, 780 thousand were from eggs, down 10 percent, and 440 thousand were broilers, down 11 percent from the prior year, per the state Division of Agricultural Statistics.
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Lincoln
Nth
Nebraska
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice
The notice lists subscription terms for Columbus Nebraska area and statewide rates, with monthly delivery and yearly mail options. It mentions change of address handling by the postmaster and the Columbus Telegram, and contains several garbled place names and pricing figures.
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Calurgbus
Nebraska
Careier
Colmbus
Platte
Beare
Beales
Céllar
Ahorcicke Nance
Falk Courdidt
Au Premarty Rality
Managing livestock heat stress in Nebraska weather
Nebraska livestock feeders face heat and humidity challenges as temperatures reach 80 to 85 degrees with high RH. The extension guide explains stress thresholds, regional day counts above 80 degrees, and dangerous emergency conditions for confined animals. It notes Livestock Weather Safety Index alerts and impacts on growth, reproduction, and feed efficiency, with pig gains affected by temperature.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Fivestock
James D. Heldt
Grant Manning
Loup City
Wisner
Livestock Conservation, Inc
National Weather Service
Long
Harrow
Heldt
Wheat set aside discussed by Grain Advisory Committee
Washington AP report on the Grain Advisory Committee endorsing both voluntary and mandatory wheat acreage set aside programs for next year. Frick notes early announcements boost participation, with a 15 million acre mandatory set aside and inclusion of barley. No change to a $1.25 bushel loan rate.
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Washington
Kenneth E. Frick
Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Frice
Frick
4 H Notes Progress Local clubs plan fairs and contests
Various 4-H groups report June meetings with projects in sewing cooking and dairy showmanship. Members discuss Father Day plans apple crisp samples judging sessions at Beverly Meyers and home visits. Demonstrations include peach crisp fruit kabobs and sewing on belts and buttons. Lunches and demonstrations noted across clubs.
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Condi Reese
Dowd
Mrs. Reese
Beverly Meyers
Finch
Beverly
Pam Gotschall
Eddie Fuxs
Barbara Warth
Busy Beavers Club
Jim” Preister
County
Sony
Keith Wiese
Dechant calls to repudiate committee farm plan
Tony T. Dechant, president of the National Farmers Union, urged the Nixon administration to repudiate the Young Executive Committee report proposing abolishing federal farm programs. Secretary Lyng said the report does not reflect official policy. The panel urged phasing out basic programs in five years and reducing loan rates to zero for crop foods, with focus on welfare and rural development instead of farm support. Oren Lee Staley of the National Farmers Organization also criticized the recommendations.
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Washington
Natonal
Tony T. Dechant
Nixon ‘Administration
Agriculture Department
Decharit
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Inso
Richard E. Lyng
Matk Conlaing
Clifford Hardin
Agricultural Industral
Woith
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Club Meeting Showcased Sewing Demonstrations at Barb Koch Home
At Barb Koch’s home the Busy Fingers club held a roll call meeting. Jane Klug demonstrated hems while Kathy Klug showed various seam finishes. Leaders discussed applying for awards as Ana Mueller reported.
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Barb Koch
Jane Klug
Kathy Klug
Ana Mueller
U S Imports From Far East Rise Amid China Decline
U S imports of agricultural commodities from the Far East reached a record 9227 million last year, up 7.7 percent from 1970, led by Philippines India Japan and Indonesia. Nonagricultural imports from China include antiques carpets and other decorative items. Hong Kong imports rose 26 percent to 4.3 million, with pork bristles and cashmere among key items. A separate report notes lime sulfur solution effluents in tanneries pollute but offer protein recovery for feeds or other uses, with potential human and cosmetic applications.
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Washington
API
U.S
Far’ East
Agriculture Department
Philippines
India
Japan
Indonesia
People’s Republic of China
China
Hong Kong
People's Republic of China
People's’ Republic of China
U.8
Imae
Arm
Philipp Fies
Tolonesia
APY
William F. Happleh
Schemigt
Agricultural Research Service Laboratory
Horse sleeping sickness alerts spread to Durango
Sound alert on equine diseases reports the luture of equine encephalomyelitis in the United States with Venezuelan, Eastern, and Western strains. Mexico reports three outbreaks this year, marking a northward progression toward Texas. Vaccines exist to immunize horses against the three diseases, all mosquito borne. A 1971 WEE outbreak is referenced, with another feared this year.
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Pesaath (Ap
Soanches
United States
Mexico
Durango
Texas
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