Romanian agriculturists study Midwestern farming methods in Nebraska
Five Romanian agronomists arrived in Columbus to learn American farming practices. They will live with local families, observe crop and irrigation systems, and study alfalfa, soybeans, and livestock production while collaborating with the U S Department of Agriculture. They aim to visit Nebraska first, with possible trips to California Illinois Minnesota and other states if time permits.
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United States
New York
Washington
Sliclhy
W. Starestkss
Silver Creek
AL Paul Grewreanus
Leonard Krzyckis
Nebraska
United State Department of Agriculture
Staroszky
Columbus
Te Romanian Bureau of Agriculture
Tukcharest
AU Five
California
Ilinois
Minnesota
Ganvea
Romania
Slate
Hromania
Rormatia
Gances
Cabadie
Ganeea
Garces
Constanza
Ascaronil
Riveria
Gancea
Agronomy School
Usted States
Danube
Tractor Safety Course and Elm Beetle Bulletin Summary
A local notice describes a June tractor safety course for youth ages 14 and 15 in Columbus, with certificates allowing work under federal rules. It also warns about the elm leaf beetle pest affecting elms, outlining life history, spraying options, and how defoliation impacts trees, plus extension office guidance. The text includes farming practices for livestock and pasture management and ends with a humorous quote about a woman.
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Columbus
United States
Moll Way
Notes on 4 h clubs reapportioned roles and activities
Multiple 4 H club notes from Westeland area detail meetings at homes of Pael Weinhoff Manna Blackupa Kathy Prang Skinner Norman Shante and others. Officers named include Andy Kreshs Michelle Kresha Donha Stachura Chuck Lemp Susanne Lemp Gayle Neujahr. Activities covered sewing projects potlucks heart films and county fair patterns with lunches served.
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Westeland Firganleathos
Manna ‘Blackupa
Andy Kreshs
Michelle Kresha
Donha Stachura
Chuck Lemp
Susanne Lemp
Gayle Neujahr
Oh Core Telegram Subscription Notice Affected Areas
A damaged OCR notice announces change of address and subscription terms for the Oh Core Telegram. It lists delivery options, rates, and affected counties in Ohio and nearby regions. The text is garbled but references mail delivery, price per year, and subscriber updates.
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Etass Pssiaot
Heteaske
Ey Cartier
Columbus
Reall
Plate
Boore
Patite
Cellan Merrick
Mande
Polk Coonties
Imail Alave
Lal Nebratke
Peameny
Calumbus
Tearam
Nebraska State Receipts Rank Slightly Down in 1970
University of Nebraska College of Business notes Nebraska held sixth in state receipts from farm marketing in 1970 but slid from 6th in 1969. Total cash market was 1.987 billion with 72 percent from livestock. Nebraska net income per farm reached 7,662, above regional and national averages.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska College of Business Administration
Business Research Bureau
Nebraska
Iowa
Union
Dolezal to Visit Nebraskans for Youth Exchange to Finland
Dolezal and six Nebraskans depart for the International Farm Youth Exchange to spend six months in Turkey South Korea and Nepal. The program, run by the National 4-H Foundation with local sponsors, aims to broaden cultural understanding through host family living and work. Ken Dolezal age 18 holds a BS plans MA in 1972 at UNL and blends agriculture with human relations education.
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Tele International Farm
Davet Rodekohr
Battle Crnek
Washington, D.C
Tele
Finland
Ken Dotezal
Adolf Dolezal
Bellwood
Turkey
Doris Dailey
Lodgepole
South Korea
Charles Havlicek
du Bais
Nepal
National
4-H Foundation
Ken Dolezal
Plang 9
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Dolezal
NY student active in many clubs eyeing June Turkey assignment
Turkey Ken shows extensive NY engagement with groups like East Campus Toastmasters and Newman Association while preparing for a June posting in Turkey. Dolezal says he seeks knowledge of agricultural conditions and social customs to prepare for a career in international agriculture and to exchange ideas.
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Ken
East Campus Toastmasters
Ag Executive Board
Newman Association
The
University Club
Circle “K Mast
Alpha Tau Alpha
Agronomy Lit
Turkey
Dolezal
Exotic Cattle Breeds to Be Discussed at MARC Field Day
A beef cattle field day at MARC near Sen May 15 features two programs on exotic breeds. Dr. Keith J. Gregory notes seven MARC breeds and six Canadian breeds will be evaluated, with a Canadian staffer presenting. The afternoon program starts at 1 30 p m at Center High School Gymnasium.
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Clay Celver
U.S
Center High School
Sen Homan Hruska
Rneb
Dro Re, Hodgson
ARS
USDA
Bellsville
Br. EF. Frolik
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
MARC
Gregory
Simmenta
4-H notes reflect club activities at member homes
4-H notes describe Happy Wanderers and Blue Bells meetings at Jody Uljen's and Mrs Schachter's homes. Members discuss camp, special meetings, sleeve insertion, and project problems. Refreshments, stories, and sewing demos are noted with helpers and reporters.
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Happy Wanderers
Jody Uljens
Tailjens
Patty Janssen
Jos Schachter
Farm Drugs in Livestock and Plants Questioned
An Agriculture Department report reviews how growth-promoting drugs and hormones used in livestock may affect crops and animal feeds. It notes urgent needs to determine drug residue migration via manure and poultry waste, while acknowledging limited alarm for some synthetic hormones.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
Agriculture Department
Fiest
NFO to launch marketing vacation over low farm prices
The National Farmers Organization will begin a marketing vacation next week urging members to halt hog and corn sales at current low prices. President Oren Lee Staley says farmers are being robbed as hogs fetch 13 to 16 cents per pound while consumer pork prices stay high. The campaign aims to test farmer sentiment, though contracts with packers and buyers signed under NFO remain unaffected.
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Cghning
Iowa
Staley
NFO
NNO
Musk thistle season urged by Platte County official
Platte County Weed District Superintendent Ralph Eisenmenger urges farmers to inspect pastures and waste areas for musk thistle rosettes. The biennial weed spreads by seed, flowers in early June, and seeds disperse by mid June to frost. He advises specific chemical treatment and timing to control the infestation.
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Platte County
Ralph Eisenmenger
Anmenger
Biennig
Witter
Record Retail Food Sales Top $114 Billion in 1970
Retail food sales reached a record high in 1970 with estimates suggesting final figures will exceed $114 billion, a gain of about 5 percent from $83 billion. Analysts credit inflation and a roughly 1 percent rise in U S population as key drivers of the surge.
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U.S
New Zealanders Top Meat Eaters In Per Capita Study
New Zealanders lead global red meat consumption per person at 222 pounds while Argentina and Australia show higher totals for certain meats. United States residents average 185 pounds. North American farmers use about 330 million feet of baler twine annually, per New Holland Machinery engineers.
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United States
New Zealand
Argentina
Australia
New Holland Fare
Brenner Furniture Rental Offers Cleaning Machines in Columbus
Brenner Furniture in downtown Columbus advertises the Blue Lus tre carpet and upholstery cleaner. They list six rental machines with minimal wait times and a larger commercial unit for bigger areas, plus a small upholstery machine for rent at $1.00 per day.
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Eteelrit
Brenner's
Columbus
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University of Nebraska
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