Mil o safety guidance and seed treatment notes from Farm News
University of Nebraska extension specialists report newly harvested milo is not toxic but should be dried to at least 14 percent moisture before storage. Avoid feeding to pregnant animals and add vitamin K. Seed treatment can protect wheat and other seeds. treated seed cannot be used for food or feed. Elm Leaf Beetles emerge early, may invade homes, watch for defoliation in June, and consider controls if needed. Local social notes list neighbors attending a birthday at the Augustin home and weekend visits in York and Shelby.
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Donald L. Sigler
Poultry Science
Louis Palmer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ben Schmoker
Howard Liedtke
Planting plans protect wheat and feed grain allotments
Polk County ASC Chair Richard C. Sealey outlines planting rules to preserve farm wheat and feed grain bases. Key points include 90 percent wheat allotment planted to protect history, 50 percent cap for feed grains, and three consecutive years without credited plantings risking loss. Soybeans planted for harvest may count toward wheat or feed grains for preservation. Contact your ASCS office for full guidance.
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Polk County
ASC Committee
Richard C. Sealey
ASC
ASCS
Bowling League Standings and High Scores March 1973
Merchants League results list team records and high scores led by Dean Hendricksen 257 in the high game and 559 in the high series. Classic League shows rising scores with Polk Co NFO 2323 series leading, Firemen 865 game, and rising marks for runners in March. Sparetime League highlights top games and series led by DeLores Marak 481 in the high series and June Pope 199 in the high game.
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Merchants League
Legion Club
Farmers Grain
Osceola Cleaners
Tonniges
Eikenhorst’s
Dean Hendricksen
Wayne Stallings
Walt Rempe
Dean Hendrickson
Ray Beebe
Bob Sterup
Tenniges Chevrolet
Tonniges Chevrolet
Shelby Fertilizer
Farmers Elevator
Firemen
Farmers Oil S
Polk Co.n.f.o
Klein Insurance
Polk & Butler Ins
Co-Op Oil R. C
Merv. Ransom, Jr
Ted Dittmer
Bob Peterson
Eugene Sterup
Jim Marak
Bob Smith
Polk Co. N. F. O
Co-Op
Pioneer
al Richards
Builders
Marak's
Henderson C
Meerkatz
June Pope
Jean Krumbach
de Lores Marak
DeLores Marak
Meerkatz Construction
Marak
Bowling Belles
Blue Flames
Matts Market
Lorre Lanes
Jack & Jill
High Scoring Local Bowling Meet Highlights Osceola Run
Osceola records show Harold Grossnicklaus leading in individual high games 242 and series 594 with teammates Lee Boden 588 and Don Andelt 584. Faculty Five tops team events with 954 876 853 and 845 games and 2675 series, while The 138s and Chat & Chow post strong totals. Locals share weekend visits and birthday celebration in Stromsburg.
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Young Hawks
Harold Grossnicklaus
al Stroup
Romaine Pesicka
Lee Boden
Don Andelt
Faculty Five
Chat & Chow
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France
Oscar Jones
Otto Nelson
Burdette Jones
Lincoln
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Clarks
Nebraska
Osceola High School
Eclipse
Remington
Treadle
Chest of Drawers
Edward R. Deland
Engel and Cunningham
First National Bank
Osceola
Cornhusker League
The
Osceola, Nebraska
Laurence Meisters
Messrs
Mmes
Paul Meister
Leo Albers
Don Sterup
Gary Prices
Boulder
Oscar Imms
Larry Cudaback
Exeter
Glen Hendrickson
Laura
Lulu Hendrickson
Ronald Johnson
Omaha
Jim Anderson Sr
Stromsburg
Jim Anderson Jr
Leslie Anderson
Mason
Mason Nurseries
York, Nebraska
Bert Gissler
National Fidelity
Kansas City
Missouri
Robert F. Rosenburg
the State
NPPD
Citizens Committee
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