NU Scientists to Study Where Does the Water Go
University of Nebraska Lincoln agricultural meteorologists Dr Norman Rosenberg and Dr Shashi Verma lead an NSF funded study on heat advection evapotranspiration and turbulent transport in the Central Great Plains The project aims to predict water evaporation from lakes and crop uptake with an on line computer linking field instruments at the Mead NU Field Lab The three year effort involves staff Grayson Redford Thomas Keber Dale Sandin and James Hines with total funding of 84 200 for this extension and a total project allotment of 266 200
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Agricultural Meteorologists
National Science Foundation
Central
Great Plains
Norman Rosenberg
Shashi B. Verma
Rosenberg
Verma
Grayson Redford
Thomas Keber
Dale Sandin
James Hines
Shashi Verma
Bergland touches on canal treaties
Agriculture Secretary Bergland argues farmers will back the Panama Canal treaties once they see benefits. He says keeping the canal open with reasonable tolls is vital as 2 percent of farm exports pass through, and an amicable agreement with Panama secures future operation.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Panama
Jackley
Canal
Pentagon
State
Defense Department
South America
Senate
Lower corn prices keys for feeders
Lincoln Neb read that lower corn and supplement costs this fall could favor feeding calves or lighter weight steers over heavies. Dr. Philip A. Henderson of the University of Nebraska forecasts higher slaughter cattle prices in 1978, possibly $42 to $45 per hundredweight, with feed grains and high protein feeds cheaper than last winter. Break-even and feeder economics depend on corn at about $1.75 a bushel and soybean meal near $150 per ton, with potential profits around $4 per hour for labor if prices hold.
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Cials
Lawrence Jacksey
Pentagon
Jackley
Brazil
Far East
Bergland
United States
Agriculture Secretary
Department
Lincoln
Philip A. Henderson
Extension
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Henderson
Planting Certified Seed Seen as Insurance for High Wheat Yields
Nebraska wheat producers are urged to use certified seed to maximize yields and reduce costs. NCIA notes higher expenses in preparing bin-run wheat and cites trials comparing Centurk Scout and Lancer varieties, showing superior yields with certified seed. Certified seed is available through Nebraska seedsmen and county Extension offices.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
NCTA
Roger Hammons
NCIA
Hammons
Russia
Homestead
Nebraska
WCIA
Harwisons
Keim
University of Nebraska Fast
Soybean Narrow Row Tests Impress at UNL Field Day
UNL researchers at Mead showcase field day findings on soybean yields across three row spacings and irrigation treatments. Dr James Williams notes narrow rows may boost production while stressing week irrigation plans. Studies explore flowering and bean fill water needs, planting dates, and cropping sequences with sorghum.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
NU Field Laboratory
Mead
James H. Willams
UNL
Williams
James EB. Specht
Specht
Harper
Amsey
Woodworth
Cutler
Elf
Nebraska
Charles Shapiro
Wells, Woodworth, Williams and Cutler
Sanchez
Max Clegg
Fragmentary OCR News Note Hums Through the Page
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions a figure or event around 24. The text shows garbled place and person names but hints at a local item or update. Due to damaged text, details are unclear yet an item appears to reference a supply or distribution issue and a named location in a historical paper page segment.
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Father Earth
University of Illinois
K. E. Dorter
Brunk
Brunk’s Animal Health
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Monarch
Ralph Oswald
Wakefield
Norvin Thomas
Mondamin
Mary Charipar
Columbus
Monarch J Industries, Inc
Kearney, Nebr
Herman Behrens
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
German Sanchez
Flowerday
Soybean Development Board
Anchez
Wurht
Glakes Felco
Farmers Co-Op Grain CO
Tarnav
Imbi
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Gleaner
Hutchison
Ottawa
JMC
Equute. Corp
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