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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1977

Page

3

Bakers urge Congress to cut Soviet grain sales

UPI report notes American Bakers Association urged Congress to halt grain shipments to the Soviet Union until Moscow provides advance need estimates as required by a 1973 agreement. Trade officials pressed for certification that nations meet trade accords before buying U S farm products.

Washington UPI American Bakers Association Today Congress Soviet Union Robert Schaus The Trade Association National Affairs Committee Senate Agriculture Committee U.S Schaus Congressional General Accounting Office United

Gasohol check off needs answers first

UNL economist Dr. Michael Turner says questions must be answered before approving a check off on Nebraska feed grains and wheat to fund a grain alcohol plant. The plan envisions 20 million gallons of ethanol annually costing about 21 million dollars with 6 percent return, using eight million bushels of grain per year and potentially reducing state road funds by three cents per gallon tax credit.

Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln Michael Turner U.S Turner Kansas Great) Plains UNL

Broiler Prices Seen Dropping Amid Rising Production

The Agriculture Department reports broiler prices should fall over the next few months due to increased production and pork competition. February wholesale prices ranged 39 to 44 cents per pound, with a six month January-June forecast in the upper 30s as demand shifts. Egg prices, hit by cold weather, are expected to fall seasonally this spring and may stay below 1976 levels this summer. Egg production remains below last year but should rebound toward 1976 levels. Turkey production, currently below 1976 levels, is expected to rise above last year.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Turkey

Swine AI Short Course Set at University of Nebraska Lincoln

An AI short course on swine semen collection processing heat checking insemination and pregnancy testing will be held March 31 to April 1 at Marvel Baker Hall Lincoln. The two day program costs 60 dollars with 16 participant slots preregistration 20 deposit required and inquiries to Swine AI Room 210 Marvel Baker Hall UNL Lincoln Neb 68583.

Lincoln William Ahlschwede University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension University of Nebraska-Lincoln Animal Science Department Ahlschwede UN- L Marvel Baker Hall AhlIschwede University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Pesticide TV Series Promotes Safe Use in Nebraska

Emery Nelson announces five half hour programs on safe pesticide use airing Thursdays at 7 p.m. across the Nebraska ETV Network beginning March 24. The AMA developed series aims to help private applicator certification and inform homeowners and the public about risks and benefits. County Extension offices offer workbooks to accompany viewing. certification requires county training sessions for private applicators. About 40,000 farmers and ranchers certified this winter. 23 commercial applicators and 2,000 others certified in separate sessions.

Lincoln Emery Nelson University of Nebraska- Lincoln University of Mid-America Nebraska AMA Iowa Missouri Kansas Nelson

Bergland Targets State GOP Appointees in Shakeup

Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland moves to remove Republican-appointed members from 50 state ASC committees and seeks authority to fire state executive directors. Some directors hire lawyers, arguing Schedule A posts cannot be removed for political reasons. Bergland proposes reclassifying to Schedule C, signaling potential broad turnover. Salaries range from 24,308 to 43,923 with tenures shaping top pay.

Washington UPI Agriculture Bob Bergland Department Bergland ASC Agriculture Department Shipley Civil Service Commission Nixon Ford

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