Polk County Nebr 1967 outlook and 4 H youth programs
County agent Glen H Krehn outlines Polk County Nebraska in early 1967, detailing population, farms, land use, irrigation, cattle and sorghum output, marketing via co operatives, and aging trends. He notes education, family change, homemaker needs, and plans for economic growth with mass communication and community cooperation.
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Glen H. Krehn
Bill Prell
Donald Sterup
Polk County
Nebraska
Platte River
Osceola
Stromsburg
Shelby
Polk
Farm Co-Operative
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