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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1977

Page

2

Beef Board Referendum and Local Agriculture Updates

The article outlines a beef research and information act referendum funding method with a 0.3 percent levy at each sale, detailing example transactions from calf to packer and noting refunds for nonparticipants. It mentions a 68 member Beef Board and representation by state cattle populations, plus soybean variety recommendations and Extension Office data. It also lists upcoming meetings and events including pork producer gatherings and a lady land owner meeting, with ticket details and dates in March.

Beef Research and Information Act Dustry Secretary of Agriculture

Farm cost index reaches 200 doubling since 1967

A UPI report notes the Agriculture Department index of farm costs for the month ending Feb 15 hit 200, meaning costs have doubled since 1967. The data show rising expenses for autos, tractors, fertilizer, fuels, and farm wage rates, with variability by item and broader price contrasts to the CPI.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Deparicentis Compeavertine Board

Nebraska Water Conference details foster interagency planning

The sixth annual Nebraska Water Conference at UNL brings federal state agency leaders and local groups together. Speakers include John Neuberger and J James Exon with sessions on planning, energy, conflicts resolution, and water legislation. Farmers also gain April tax relief by deferring certain disaster insurance payments.

Lincoln University of Nebraska- Lincoln Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Nebraska Water Conference Committee William Splinter UNL Department of Agricultural Engineering Cecil Andrus Sheffield Benny Martin Nebraska John Neuberger Missouri River Basin Committee Omaha Un-L John Mayne U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Grand Island J. James Exon James Cross American Petroleum Institute Washington, D.C Richard Harnsberger UN L Wayne Hall Nebraska Water Resources Center IANR Jim Barr York Neb Farmer Maurice Kremer Aurora D.B. Warner Martin A. Massengale UNL Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Nebraska Water Conference Institute

Dairymen seek indemnity aid over fallout from tests

John Noakes of Dairylea told the House Agriculture Committee that Chinese nuclear tests may raise dairy costs as farmers move cattle indoors to avoid fallout. He urged amending the 1965 indemnity law to cover barn feeding losses when local health officials require pasture removal to protect public health.

John Noakes Congress Noakes Dairylea Cooperative New York Pennsylvania New Jersey New England House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department

Soy Board Makes Market Investment

The Nebraska Soybean Development Utilization and Marketing Board invested 12500 in efforts conducted with the American Soybean Association. Funds come from a half-cent per bushel checkoff paid by Nebraska soybean producers. Ralph Raikes of Ashland, chairman, praised growers for boosting world demand and expanding the consumer campaign begun in 1975 to improve the image of soy products and soy oil.

Ashland Nebraska Soybean Development, Utilization and Marketing Board American Soybean Association ASA Nebraska Soybean Ralph Raikes Raikes

Nebraska DMVs Report Farm Equipment Crashes Last Year

Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles data show farm equipment was involved in 147 crashes in the prior year resulting in five deaths and 52 injuries. The release accompanied the Nebraska Highway Safety Program's traffic safety tips and motorist guidance through the agency.

Lincoln, Neb

USDA promotes beef promotions through March

The USDA launches promotional support for beef through March. Marketing Service specialists expect March beef production to match last year's record pace, aided by high feedlot placements and sustained nonfed production. Fed cattle marketing may be heavy in March and April. Sara Beck joins AMS as consumer meat specialist, succeeding Sandra Brookover, to promote meat buying by cut and grade nationwide through media appearances.

Department of Agriculture USDA Sara Beck Agricultural Marketing Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Livestock Division Sandra Brookover AMS Miss Beck United States

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