Import beef study eyed on hamburger prices and cuts
Washington officials say a government study will determine how much imported beef goes into hamburger meat versus steaks roasts and ready to cook cuts. The effort, made with the Tariff Commission, could take about six months.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Agriculture
Tariff Commission
U.S
New York
John, Lindsay
WD. Farr
American National Cattlemen's Association
Farr
Two soil testing options urged for Nebraska farmers
Lincoln urges three men and 24 dollars to collect a soil sample for testing while Ilion offers a one man, 2 dollar option. University of Nebraska Extension agronomist says careful testing reveals exact crop needs and nutrient gaps. Timely tests ensure fertilizer recommendations arrive before field operations.
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Tincoln
Amoop
Accocdins Toe
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
NU Soil Testing Laboratory
Koudserr
Nebraska
Farm Vocational Ed Focus Shifts to Agri-Business
Bernard Brenner reports from Washington that high school vocational agriculture should emphasize agri business for job-ready training. Dr Grant Venn notes enrollment rising to about 24 million, with about 15 percent in agri business tracks like farm equipment, grain marketing, and agro chemicals, while 85 percent pursue traditional production courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brenner
UP Farm
Washington
UPL
Generai Voag
Ofice of Education
Specife
Stae
Venn
Farm Editors
Corr Telecrant in Columbus Nebraska Publication Details
A historical newspaper snippet shows the Corr Telecrant partnership address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska with publication notes. It lists subscription rates for delivered carrier service and mail options locally and nationally and includes a change of address instruction to contact the postmaster.
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CORR
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Gosinga Pala
Calumbus
Nebraska
Carcier
Conmbus
Tall
Plata
Bocas
Livestock Pollution Debate Highlights Manure Recycling
A national agriculture authority cites research showing nitrate buildup under some feedlot practices. C H Wadleigh notes manure should be returned to land as waste recycling. Moonfort feedlot in Colorado uses contracted manure application, but cannot meet local demand.
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C. H. Wadleigh
Te Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Parhition
South Dakota
Moonfort
Greeley
Colorado
Montfort
Wadtelgh
Beef production seen rising in first half of 1970
University of Nebraska Extension Economist Allen Wellman predicts U.S. beef production will rise about four percent in the first half of 1970 driven by heavier weights. Demand from feedlot operators remains strong for replacement and feeder cattle prices are expected to rise seasonally this spring. Fed cattle on feed are higher than 1960 levels, with Chicago steers averaging about 30.25, and imports likely to grow modestly. Slaughter cattle weights may stay heavy, with continued expansion in fed cattle marketing's second half, while beef supplies stay tight early year and widen later.
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Lincoln
Allen Wellman
University of Nebraska Extension
Dantary
Wellman
Ghicago
Willman
Ghicoe
Chicago
Park
Essential Agriculture in Canada Highlights Industry Scale
Essential agriculture remains a key Canadian industry with capital assets exceeding 13 million dollars and a labor force of 558000, as described in the New Holland Division of Sperry Rand and the work How They're Really Daing Dawn on the Farm.
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Canada
Lotistics
New Holland
Sperry Rand
Pankles
Warns on sales of agricultural products and seeks extension office checks
A farmer advisory urges checking with the Extension Office before buying or contracting for plant protection products. It notes reports of salesmanship around Daleh Elm disease prevention and advises consulting Nebraska University specialists. The piece promotes a small scale garden plan and cautions about product labels and safety.
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Qur
University At Nebraska
Diversification by Nebraska grain cooperatives 1958 to 1985
A Nebraska study of 163 oral drain cooperatives shows large co-ops with sales above 600000 diversified most. Grain share rose from 71.18 percent in 1965, with feed and fertilizer marking the biggest sales share gains while petroleum and machinery declined. Growth led to more firms over 1 million dollars in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Rain
Nebraska 1970 Wheat Price Support by County Listed
Nebraska ASCS set 1970 wheat price supports from 1.31 to 1.12 per bushel across counties. National wheat aid pegged at 1.25 and oats at 0.63. Ongoing loans allow farmers to harvest or deliver grain to settle debts at about 3.12 percent interest.
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Lincoln
UPL
ASCS
Nebraska
Scottsehill
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Kaya Pata
Boyd
4 H Notes Club Meetings Across Valley View Area
Valley View second meeting at Walt Aueller home with gardening talk by David Nykeler and lunch by Mrs Wait Mueller. Multiple clubs report officer elections, project selections, demonstrations on sewing and crafts, lunch served by various hosts, and members sharing activities at homes and community halls.
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Valley View
Walt Aueller
David Nykeler
Wait Mueller
Scott Mueller
Western Star
Suzanne Daixen
Kimberly Asche
Susanne Jalen
Knixen
Buskaroos
Laudenklos
Kim Kummer
Connie Mueller
Rue Bells
Vera Sehachur
Debra Dreilurst
Evelyn Hawer
Dahevn
Mary Lyon Murcek
Her Galeer
Melva Gertseh
Valley Hoa Club
American Legion
Monroe
Cindy Tiaden
Feed grain stocks rise on Nebraska farms
Lincoln UPI reports Nebraska farm feed grain stocks total 10.3 million tons at month start, up 800,000 tons from a year ago but down from early-month peak. Corn 307.9 million bushels, oats 11.49 million, grain sorghum 16 million, barley 459,000. April 1 wheat 45 million, rye 410,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
state-Ceutral Division
Agricultural Statistics
Investment in U.S. farms doubles over decades
The average investment per farm rose significantly from 1950 to 1953 and again more than doubled between 1958 and 1968, reflecting growing capital backing agricultural operations and farm expansion during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Meat imports exceed prior U S estimates in 1970 first quarter
U S meat imports over the first quarter of 1970 reach 33.7 million pounds, up 47 percent from a year earlier. If trends continue, total 1970 imports could reach 1.349 billion pounds, about 27 percent above the Agriculture Department’s voluntary restraint target, amid pressure from cattlemen, importers, and consumers for policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clifford M. Hardin
U.S
Inport
Dairy per cow rises in Nebraska herds in 1960 data
Figures from 126 Nebraska dairy herds indicate milk production per cow rose to about 8,069 pounds in the past year, up from 8,000 in 1968 and 7,620 in 1967, according to University of Nebraska Extension Dairyman C. W. Nibler based on Dairy Herd Improvement associations. The national 1968 figure was around 6,?0 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Extension Dairyman
C. W. Nibler
NY College of Agriculture and Home Economies
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