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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1975

Page

2

Government eyes action to shield soybean growers from palm oil surge

UPI reporting from Washington says Agriculture Department officials may seek to win administration clearance for measures to curb rising palm oil competition against American soybean producers. Assistant Secretary Richard Bell notes no active actions yet, but studies may push for voluntary export limits or other steps.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Richard E. Bell Bell United States

Platte County farmers named DeKalb Yield Masters Club members

Three local farmers were named DeKalb Yield Masters Club members for 1976 top corn yields. Leo Hueschen Platte Center posted 165.32 bu per acre with XL-64, Harold Larson Creston 176.82 bu with XL-64a, and Melvin Shneechen Monona 160.08 bu with XL. Yields were mechanically harvested from salid fields at 164 moisture and verified by an impartial third party.

DeKalb Ving HEY Ares Leo Hueschen ipPlatte Center Harold Larson Creston

Nebraska Livestock Feeder Convention and Seedling Program

Members of the Nebraska Livestock Feeder Association gather at Camelot Law York on December 13 for a three day annual convention. The event includes a business meeting and the crowning of the 1976 Nebraska Feeders Queen Janice Wiese, Platte Co. Feeder Queen, competes in the queen contest. Topics cover tax shelters, the Beef Research and Information Act, and livestock wastes utilization. Concurrent ladies program features style show and entertainment. A Nebraska Nut Growers seedling distribution, with five species per packet, is offered through the Extension Office on a first come basis while supplies last. Nebraska irrigation growth could exceed seven million acres by 1980, signaling strong agricultural economics from farmer productivity gains.

Livestock Feeder Association York Feeders Nebraska Janice Wiese Platte Co Nebraska Nut Growers Association Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Nebraska State Forester

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