Buzzing With Bob and County Extension Meeting Plans
The notice invites all to the annual County Extension Service meeting at Ag Park on Friday November 27 at 8 p.m. Two directors will be elected by attendees. The page also discusses evergreen needle shed in pines and spruces and notes how weather affects it. It covers beef consumption trends in the 1960s and FDA enforcement on drug residues in animal feed, advising withdrawal times before shipment. It ends with a quote about spinning wheels.
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Ag Park
The
Food and Drug Administration
F.D.A
Nixon aides weigh ending long time conservation program
Budget officials may drop the Agricultural Conservation Program unless farmers drum up broad political support. Robert M. Koch urges a county by county drive to contact Congress and the President by January 1. ACP payments have hovered near 185 million, with Congress approving 195 million. officials see possible funding of 163 to 195 million in 1971, while the White House eyes elimination by withholding funds.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
UPH
Nixon Administration
Congress
Robert M. Koch
National Limestone Institute
Tn Acdilion
Avout Hope Tach County
Nixon
Jan. J
ACP
Kooh
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
White House
House
Senate
Waite House Office of Management and Gadget
Guinea Pigs: A Native South American Rodent
The guinea pig, a South American rodent domesticated about 3,009 years ago in the central Andes of Peru, is discussed as a new pig for a pig hor or a native of Guinea.
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Guinea
South America
Peru
The Corp Telegram Partnership Public Notices and Rates
The Corp Telegram Partnership lists publication details for Columbus Nebraska with print and delivery notes. Subscription rates are shown as 42.00 per month in Columbus, 11,000 per year elsewhere, with mail and other state options. A change of address notice advises timely notification to the local paymaster and Columbus post office.
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Sevad Dei Calace
Columbus
Wodeacky
Casey
Plate
Bocce
Buiter
Cotay
Ibericke Itacc
Nedeoska
Ya'egearn
Nebraska corn crop may be second largest on record
Nebraska harvests show about 82 percent of the corn crop gathered with forecasts pointing to a near record overall yield. Preliminary field reports indicate irrigated acres pushing toward a record crop while total production remains constrained by drought and smaller per acre yields. The sorghum and soybean estimates are unchanged from last month, with sorghum far below last year's totals and soybeans near last year’s level.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
A. ¥. Nordquist
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nordquist
Nordquist Salu
Bullfighter faces tough foe study of English strikes pace
Folkes tone from Folkestone reports Manuel Dieniter, Spain's El Cor dobes, taken on a hard new opponent the English language. The matador, arriving two weeks ago, studies at English Studios in a seaside town awaiting Christmas plans. He says he wants to greet hotel staff in English.
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Folkestone
Gland
UPT
Manuel Dieniter
Sepain
Matador
el Cordobes
Bull Ring Dol
T A Ent
Reniter
Lars
4 H Club Notes and Halloween Meeting Fragments
4 H notes cover third meeting at Mrs Owens home with gelling material for aprons and towels, Kelli Grubaugh bringing treats, and reporter notes. Lively Roses Club met at Debbie Friedrichsen home with a member tag making and judging. Northernm Lites reveal new officers Roger Bachman president Jim Luedtke vice Arlene Hake secretary Darryl Muble treasurer Tom Lueschen reporter. Lenette Helltusch joins. Sitch Stir Lassies attend in Halloween costumes for a short meeting and Halloween Mount with prize names prepared by Relty and Barty Nadrchal. party favors and a Halloween luncheon served by Debbie Teresa Beent and Snerk Ken Wentges.
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Owens
Kelli Grubaugh
Lively Roses Club
Debbie Friedrichsen
Teach
Julie Eisele
Northernm Lites
Dean Luedtke
Roger Bachman
Jim Luedtke
Arlene Hake
Darryl Muble
Tom Lueschen
Roland Hellhusch
Lenette Helltusch
Tom Jueschen
Relty
Barty Nadrchal
Debbie
Teresa Beent
Snerk
Ken Wentges
Cheryl Hentpes
Jerusalem artichoke turns into a weed in Nebraska
Nebraska experts warn the Jerusalem artichoke a perennial sunflower is spreading in northeast Nebraska as a weed. Dr Loren Robison and Russell Moomaw plan studies to control tuber sprouting and timing to stop new plants, noting limited profitability as a crop locally.
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Nebraska
Loren Robison
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Europe
Columbus
New World
Mediterranean
Arthur Anderson
T. A. Kiesselbach
Farm labor scarce as wages rise, workers gain more
UPI reports farm labor tightens nationwide as minimum wage hikes push operators to fire weaker hands and attract skilled workers. Average hourly pay climbs from 1.33 to 1.46 dollars, reducing labor pools. Higher nonfarm earnings pull workers away, boosting family income while farm revenue falters.
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Minionta
Warn Owters
Ue Agriculture Department
Fortis
Blighted corn crop yield may be lower than estimates
United Press International reports the 1980 blighted corn crop could be smaller than the October estimate of 4.5 million bushels, with officials privately suggesting a further cut of about 50 million, bringing true figures to 4.054 million. Lower egg and poultry prices, plus beef and pork competition, shape the farm outlook amid expanding cattle numbers and lighter slaughter weights.
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Neanwigton
UPI
Agriculture Department
Washington
Sheep Handbook Now Available for Producers
The Sheep Producer's Handbook from Sheep Industry Development, Inc. offers genetics, reproduction physiology, nutrition, health, and management guidance. Jed Doane of the University of Nebraska calls it practical and comprehensive. The 200 page loose leaf manual costs five dollars and can be ordered from the American Sheep Producers Council in Denver, Colorado. County agents are advised to contact Doane at the University of Nebraska for copies.
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Lincoln
Sheep Industry Development, Inc
Jed Doane
University of Nebraska Department of Animal Science
American Sheep Prodducers Council
Railway Exchange
7Th St
Denver
Calo
Doane
Marvel Baker Hall
University’ At Nebraska College of Agriculture
Dates and sites named for 1971 Nebraska Swine Days
The University of Nebraska Extension announced the 1971 Area Swine Day schedule with events on January 26 at Beatrice, January 28 at Lexington, and January 28 at Plainview. Specialists from Iowa State University and Nebraska will present on topics including feed substitutes, swine health, boar power, and industry outlook.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Extension
Myestack
Willian Ablschwedes
Beatrice
Lexington
Plainview
Toples
Harold Hodson
Iowa State University
Ames
Bob Fritschen
Goucord
Murray Danielson
North Platte Stali
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Emery Spangler
Cattte
Spangler
Bob
Tae Ete
Columbus, Nebraska
the Corp Telegram
27Th Avenue
S&h Grean
Robison
Russell Moomaw
Barnabur
Plains
Californa
Gastroenteritli
IGE
Insywine
Twiehaus
NN Department of Veterinary Selene
Ablschwede
Thias
National Automobile Dealers Association Olizoas de Ualalion
AmanCa
Tranhard
N.A.D.A
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