Nebraska Agriculture Day proclaimed by Governor Exon
Governor Exon proclaimed March 24 as Nebraska Agriculture Day and will lead the 1975 Omaha banquet at Holiday Inn 72nd and Grover. The observance highlights agriculture as Nebraska’s top industry and aims to raise awareness among farmers and nonfarm residents about agriculture’s daily impact.
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Buzzing With Bob Warns Against Mixing Aspirin and Pesticide
The column cautions readers not to mix aspirin with pesticides, noting that doubling application rates does not improve results. It stresses label guidelines come from extensive scientific research by government and industry researchers and should not be overridden by guesswork.
Soybean mission sails to Mexico Colombia and Brazil
David Stock of Murdock Nebraska travels March 4 as Nebraska's representative on the Soybean Presidents Mission to Mexico Colombia and Brazil. The mission seeks to boost U S soybean use with industry and government officials, includes leaders from 22 state associations and ASA, and is sponsored by Blanca Products Company. Stock runs Stock Seed Farm and holds multiple ag affiliations, returning to Colombia where he previously served in the Peace Corps.
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FFA Convention in Lincoln Draws 2400 Members for 47th Run
More than 2,400 Future Farmers of America members are slated to attend Nebraska's 47th annual FFA convention in Lincoln. The three day event features business sessions, national regional keynote Gerrit DeBruin of Monroe Wisconsin, 34 incentive awards, 127 state degrees, 20 honorary degrees and three distinguished service citations. State President Jon Propst will preside with a full slate of officers and delegates from 135 chapters for voting on key issues.
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