Vaccination, Crop Resistance Highlight Nebraska Bulletin
A Nebraska bulletin urges timely horse vaccination against VEE and notes Texas success via mass vaccination and mosquito control. It highlights plant genetics progress with resistant wheat varieties and other crops, stressing time and cost in breeding but presenting chemical and cultural methods as interim supports.
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Nebraska soybean champion tours Europe with prize and plans
P Michael Birkel, a 60.9 bushels per acre Nebraska soybean winner, heads a Blanco Treflan tour with wife to Italy Yugoslavia and Greece. The group promotes U.S. soybeans, discusses exports, and visits farms, ports, and historic sites while highlighting soy’s role in agriculture.
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Novi
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Megara
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Russia
Denmark
France
Open house set at Ag School
Curtis The University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture will sponsor its annual open house Thursday March 16 from 10 am to 8 pm Assistant superintendent Gerald J Hunt says students and instructors in six instructional areas will explain department work and current projects The areas are agricultural business technology pericultural conservation and civil engineering technology periculture machinery Meehemics technology commercial horticulture technology and veterinary technology.
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Curtis
University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture
Gerald J. Hunt
Milk stockpile down as surplus tightens nationwide
A UPI summary reports Agriculture Department economists say government stockpiles of dairy products have shrunk from peaks of 700 million to 800 million pounds in the early 1970s to 43 million pounds by year end and about 13 million at the start of this year due to rising production, more cheese output, slower growth, and increased donations to the needy.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
ACRE campaign funds eyed for rural electrification drives
The Telegram reports that ACRE the Action Committee for Rural Electrification seeks about 175000 dollars for 1972 campaign financing. Most funds will go to national committees with roughly 500 dollars to Senate races and 300 to House candidates aided through national headquarters. About 50000 may return to state campaigns while the rest funds Democratic and Republican congressional efforts.
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UPI
House
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Acre
Action Committee For Rural Electrification
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Sail
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National Acrie
Winter wheat turns green in eastern Nebraska
LINCOLN UPI The state Division of Agricultural Statistics reports winter wheat in the eastern part of Nebraska has begun to green as last week’s above normal temperatures boost field activity. Stalk cutting and seed bed prep are noted while warm dry weather raises fire danger with a few range fires, causing limited damage.
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UPI
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Neb Farm Bureau denounces political manipulation of price supports
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation criticizes moves seen as political, blaming parties for selling cheap meat via foreign imports and price interventions. It cites past actions like government corn stock injections during the southern blight and notes U S soybean output as the world's largest, totaling about 1 200 million bushels annually.
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UPI
Nebraska Farm Bureau
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United States
U.S
Pesticide Withdrawal Could Harm Farm Output and Prices
Experts warn that removing pesticides from agriculture would cut crop and livestock output by about 40 percent. Farm exports might disappear and prices for farm products could rise by 50 to 76 percent, signaling major economic impact for farmers and food supplies.
Survey items claim about families and doctors
A fragmentary survey suggests many young adults feel families are not getting proper support while a separate physician poll indicates a majority favor adding vitamins to foods. The text is incomplete and may not reflect a full study or context.
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