Nebraska Wheat Varieties Dominate 1967 Planted Acres
Scout leads Nebraska wheat planting for 1967 with Warrior close behind and Lancer and Gage following. The top four varieties cover about three quarters of acreage while former leaders Cheyenne Pawnee and Bison have fallen, Ottawa is fifth and Omaha sixth as rapid shifts show quick farmer adoption.
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Nebraska
Scout
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Warrior
Lancer
Gage
Cheyenne
Pawnee
Ottawa
Omaha
Pet
Scout CY
Warrior Cr
Lancer i
Sige
Omaha Ce
Pawnee Ee Ee Hw
Me Eee Eh
Due
Nebred I
Ovid Area Growers Get Added Pay for 1966 Sugar Beets
Ovid factory growers will receive the first addit ional payment of 369720 dollars on the 1966 sugar beet crop announced by I L Johnson Ovid factory manager. The payment mailed April 7 1967 brings total to 2956580 dollars with an average of 145 per ton based on 153 sugar and 17 5 tons per acre. The total payments include sugar act payments about 215 per ton and average 1376 per ton to date.
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OVID
I L. Johnson
ASC
North Platte Nebraska
American Crystal Sugar Company
Grand Island
Crook, Sidney and Sunol
Sterling
Sedgewick County
Big Springs
Brule
Ogallala
Bean blight threatens Nebraska beans in 1967
University of Nebraska plant pathologists warn of a possible bean blight epidemic in 1967 due to 1966 bean straw infection. They advise planting away from prior fields and deeply plowing straw, to reduce survival of bacteria, and note new diseases like Brown Spot emerging in the Panhandle.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
M. L. Schuster
David Wysong
Panhandle
Nebraska Spring Tom Turkey Season Tops National Scores
Success in Nebraska's 1966 spring tom turkey season reached over 23 percent, ranking among the nation’s top scores for the hunt.
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Nebraska
Conservation and Extension News From Sidney Nebraska
Extension Highlights reports on terraced farm layouts at Robert D Spear Farm near Gurley and a Great Plains plan for Edwin Boehmer offering conservation at about $1.50 per acre. It covers Downy Brome control guidance via shallow tillage and timing, rental policy changes for fairboard use, and building maintenance expectations at the 4 H building, plus safety notes from the Nebraska Safety Patrol.
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Roger E. Plantz
Robert D. Spearow
Gurley
Great Plains
Edwin Boehmer
Charles Fenster
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Scottsbluff Experiment Station
Italian Telephone Access in Rome Survey Shows Low Penetration
An AP report from Rome notes that only one in ten Italians has a telephone. The survey tallies 4,389,000 subscribers and 5,790,000 telephones in operation nationwide.
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Rome
Wool and lamb incentive payments announced for 1966 market year
Announcement details 1966 wool incentive rates 24.8 percent net sales 52 cents per cwt for unshorn lambs and payment timing set for April 3 1967 at Cheyenne ASCS County Office. Program aims to boost domestic wool production funded by tariffs. emphasis on soil and water conservation with 1967 Agricultural Conservation Program supports.
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Ascs News
Lawrence H. Thompson
Cheyenne Ascs
Cheyenne County
Scratch Pads For Your Business Or Around Home
The Sidney Telegraph advertises scratch pads suitable for business use or home projects. It highlights practical office supplies available at 830 Lith Ave.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lith Ave
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Fair Board
Home Extension Council
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Sidney
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Pakistan
Acre
Northrup
Resistador
Tom Lenzen
Haymer
Max Ravert
Dalton
Vern Miller — Gurley
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Lawrence Thompson
Xgcs
Soil Conservation Service Office
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
America
19Th St
Oliver
GM Diesels
Oliver 880
Diesel
Massey-Harris
Allis-Chalmers Gleaner
Midwest Equipment CO
Big East Lot
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