4-H Notes Elects Cooking Creeps Leaders at March Meeting
Ben Little was elected president of Cooking Creeps and officers Scott Goering Brad Loseke and John Brega were named. Members tested two puddings and judged which tasted better. Next meeting set for April 10. Tic-Tac-Toe club met March 24 at Sally Mueller's home.
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Ben Little
Scott Goering
Brad Loseke
John Brega
Sally Mueller
Tracy Mueller
Berta Buresh
Windbreak program extended into 1975 in Platte County
The Platte County A.S.C.S. office says the government cost share windbreak program will continue in 1975. Interested landowners should contact the Platte County Soil Conservation office at 564-6676 or visit the Pershing Center office promptly.
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Platte County A.S.C.S
Platte County
Creston Delegates Attend 1974 American Pork Congress in Kansas City
Mrs. Dennis Muth and Mrs. Myron Rosendahl of Creston served as delegates for the Nebraska Porkettes at the National Porkette Annual Meeting during the 1974 American Pork Congress in Kansas City. The congress drew thousands of pork producers with events including a banquet, a luncheon, seminars, and the NPPC exposition.
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Dennis Muth
Myron Rosendahl
Creston
Kansas City
Nebraska Porkettes
National Porkettes
National Pork Producers Council
National Porkette
William Nash
Sharpsville
Indiana
Wayne Erickson
Centerville
South Dakota
Merle Kieh
Muth
APC
NPPC
Joyce Clements
Kentucky
Ron Kohle
Kearney
Neb
U.S
Jerry Litton
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
J. Marvin Garner
Nebraska Park Jubilee planned in Wymore in June
Plans for the first annual Nebraska Park Jubilee set for June 11 15 in Wymore Southeast Nebraska feature a pork festival pig contests a princess pageant open house a trade show a rodeo and a golf tournament coordinated by the Wymore Chamber of Commerce with input from 20 area organizations. The Seventh Annual Gage County Little Britches Rodeo runs June 13 15 and details are available from the Jubilee box.
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Nebraska Park
Wymore
Senek
Gage County
By George origins and old phrases explained
Ask the Old Farmer traces the saying By George to kings and crusaders while noting older expressions such as By Jim miny and by Jove. Home Hints advises cleaning pewter with raw cabbage for a bright finish. Old Farmer's Weather Forecasts predict coastal rain then mixed precipitation across New England with 4-6 inches of snow in the north before a clear, springlike end to the week.
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George
G. D
Wilmington
Delaware
Godfrey
de Bouillon
Jimminy
Gemini
England
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Middle Atlantic
Piedmont
Florida
Upstate
N.Y
Toronto
Montreal
Greater
Ohio Valley
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Gulf
Central
Chicago
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Great Plains
Great Lakes
Central Great Plains
Texas-Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain Region
Southwest Desert
Pacific Northwest
California
Yankee, Inc
Dublin
N.H
Grasshopper Threats to Nebraska Crops in Coming Summer
Lincoln experts warn that a potential grasshopper surge could impact crops and range land if spring weather favors hoppers. Entomologist Jerold H. L. Bell notes last year’s high populations and stresses early use of malathion and sevin to control small insects before crops and hoppers grow.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Jerold H.L. Bell
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Platte River
Bell
Alfalfa Weevil Threat and Crop Guidance in Nebraska
Nebraska leads in alfalfa value with about 80 million dollars yearly. The alfalfa weevil poses a threat but can be controlled by proper crop management. A Neb Guide G 73 30 The Alfalfa Weevil covers life cycle biological cultural and chemical controls. Meetings on livestock pollution control are planned for April in Norfolk and Crete at 1 30 p m. Wheat stands depend on spring growth plus seed germination guidance for corn. Nebraska ranks high in cattle numbers and value.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
Federal Savings and Loan
Norfolk
Doane College
Crete
Lucky Seven club elects officers for coming year
At the March 19 meeting of the Lucky Seven 4 H club in Columbus Lloyd Jenkinson Jr was named president Kurt Stenzel became vice president Melva Gertsch was chosen secretary treasurer and Dale Gertsch was named news reporter Projects were discussed Dale Gertsch reported on the meeting.
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Lucky Seven Club
Lloyd Jenkinson, Jr
Kurt Stenzel
Melva Gertsch
Dale Gertsch
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