Wheat Could Be Livestock Feed In 1969 70
Nebraska farmers may see wheat used as livestock feed as prices stay competitive with corn in certain marketing windows. USDA figures project a 1969 70 marketing year with lower Nebraska wheat output, a drop in exports, and continued acreage allotment cuts for 1969-70.
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Nebraska
Usda Statistical Reporting Service
U. S
Everett Peterson
University of Nebraska Extension
Local Residents Share Social Visits Across Polk County
Miss Bernice Erickson of Stromsburg spent ten days visiting her sisters Mrs Harold Hanquist and Mrs Hannah Hahn. Mr and Mrs Ivan Johnson attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of Long Beach Calif at Federated Church in Aurora. Mr and Mrs M O Johnson visited Mr and Mrs Joe Monson of Clarks on Sunday. Carroll Flodman and Robin attended the Salt Creek Wranglers Horse Show in Lincoln. Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle Dennis Hahn of Renton Wash and Mr and Mrs Dolan Hahn and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Dwayne Hahn in Hardville. Mrs Terry Branting and baby of Lincoln visited Clifford Branting’s home with Maria and Randy.
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Bernice Erickson
Stromsburg
Harold Hanquist
Hannah Hahn
Ivan Johnson
John Sullivan
Long Beach
Calif
Federated Church
Aurora
M. O. Johnson
Joe Monson
Clarks
Carroll Flodman
Robin
Lincoln
Doyle
Dennis Hahn
Renton
Wash
Dolan Hahn
Dwayne Hahn
Hardville
Terry Branting
Baby
Marvin Branting
Maria
Randy
Clifford Branting
Art Swedenburg
Joe Ehn
Wayne Creech
Rockville
Wheat as Livestock Feed Value Compared to Corn
Wheat ranks second to corn as a staple cereal in the United States with most of the crop used for flour and human foods. A small portion goes to livestock, though wheat matches or nearly equals corn in feeding value for all classes of livestock.
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United States
Home Society Meeting Hosted by Lydia Peterson
Lydia Peterson hosts a July Home Society meeting with ten members and one visitor present. Evelyn Shenk leads the business session. Kings Corners prizes go to Mae Johnson and Myrtle Johnson. Myrtle Werner receives the hostess gift. August meeting set for Minnie Miers' home.
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Lydia Peterson
Evelyn Shenk
Kings Corners
Mae Johnson
Myrtle Johnson
Myrtle Werner
Minnie Miers
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Lydia’ Peterson
Mrs. Dolan Hahn
Ted Swanson
Clifford Johnston
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Minneapolis
Minn
Geo. Swanson
Shirley Hahn
Paul Coover
Ed Coover
Max Kroger
Kearney
Home Society
Bryant
Kansas-Nebraska
Bryant Gas Central Heating
Kansas -Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc