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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1976

Page

3

Rise in milk production predicted for 1976 and 1978

UPI reports Agriculture Department economists forecast a 6 to 8 percent rise in all dairy prices for 1976 while milk production should grow about 2 percent to roughly 137.5 billion pounds, driven by lower livestock feed costs. Global output in early 1978 is also higher than earlier forecasts, with world supplies expanding.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department United States

NFO reports large grain sales to Europe in past week

Kansas City report says the National Farm Organization sold hundreds of thousands of dollars of soybeans corn and wheat to European buyers. Staley notes rapid exports and rising farm revenues while praising quality control and shipping efficiency.

Kansas City Porters Tang NFO Staley

Gifford Hill Sells Retail Section in Irrigation Division

Dallas based Gifford Hill Co Inc announces sale of its retail portion of the irrigation and industrial products division to Ag Sales. Newton Vance, former vice president, leads Ag Sales which will acquire the retail and services systems segment. The Grand Island Nebraska manufacturing plant remains part of the firm’s holdings.

Dallas, Tex UPI Gifford Hil Co. Inc Robert V. Barnes Grand Island Neb Which and Services Systems Ag Sales Newton Vance

Food and clothing demand most land for U S population

The article argues feeding and clothing the U S population requires at least 30 times more land than is set aside for urban areas. It notes the vast land needs extend beyond cities to towns and suburbs across the state.

U.S

Farm Exports Boost Economy Significantly

Farm exports lift the economy by generating 75 cents of indirect activity for every dollar of exports. The annual added impact from farm exports now totals about 15 trillion dollars or more injected into the economy.

Global grain harvest seen rising with broader plantings

A U S Department report says world grain plantings could increase by 10 to 12 million acres, potentially adding 7 to 8 million tons to 1975 harvest totals. It notes global grain area near 1.454 billion acres for 1976, with Canada Argentina and Brazil expanding while some regions fallow after a poor 1975 crop. Fertilizer use and timely spring rains in many areas support a larger harvest, though the Soviet Union faces lagging spring planting and regional weather risks.

Washington UPS Agriculture Department Department Foreign Service Ehough Canada Argentina Braz United United States Soviet Union Caucasus Ukraine

Wolf Heads Beef Group Leader Named IBS President

Wolf head is named president of Ideal Beef Systems IBS by Bob de Baca executive director. He owns Wagonhammer Ranches in the Nebraska Sandhills and has led reserve champion feeder calves at the National Western Livestock Exposition this year.

Im Wolf Albion Deal Beef Systems Bob de Baca Wolf Wagonhammer Ranches Nebraska Sandhills Wagonhammer Tiss Espelsen

Revoke license of Minnesota livestock dealer

Nebraska Agriculture Director revoked the license of Paul Twardowski a Browerville Minnesota livestock sealer after a Friday hearing findings showed numerous violations of livestock disease control laws. The department will refer the matter to the Nebraska attorney general for possible criminal action and report findings to Minnesota and the U S Department of Agriculture.

Minnesota Lincoln, Neb UPI Glenn Kreuscher Nebraska Paul Twardowski Browerville Kreuscher Greuscher U. S. Department of Agriculture

Ford critiques farm policy and free market stance

Ford voiced opposition to free market policies he claimed harmed the livestock industry during Nixon era controls. He warned against rigid exports policy using farm goods as leverage in foreign policy and cautioned potential negative effects on American farmers.

America

Frost Touches Platte County Crops Faces Minor Damage

The article notes light frost effects on alfalfa oats pastures trees and gardens with a general outlook of recovery. It highlights an upstate alfalfa variety testing circular covering ten years of progress and mentions irrigation maintenance tips and a livestock event featuring Secretary Allen J Beerman.

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