25 Years of Soil Conservation history
The article traces the origin of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act starting February 29 1936 as a stopgap after the AAA ruling. It covers Class 1 and Class 2 payments, 15 percent land diversion limits, $10 per acre averages, and program evolution through 1938 to a soil building goal. It notes annual ACP reviews and reasons for ongoing support.
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Supreme Court
Cwére
Farmers Redefine ACP Role in Conservation Reforms
Farmers themselves push for changes in the ACP program to address conservation problems. The result is a redesigned ACP approach reflecting farmer input and a shift in program implementation.
Iris Leaf Spot Alert Aids Nebraska Iris Growers
University of Nebraska extension plant pathologist John Weihing warns young iris leaves are prone to brown spots and die if not protected. Preventive steps include clearing dead foliage in spring and spraying with captan or zineb when leaves reach six inches, using wetting agents to thoroughly coat the foliage.
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Lincoln
John ‘Weihing
University of Nebraska Extension
Lincoln defers peak hog cholera period vaccination urged
Nebraska swine producers are urged to vaccinate pigs now as hog cholera outbreaks loom in a peak period. Dr E Crosby Howe of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture warns many young pigs due for spring farrowings are highly susceptible. Vaccination is most effective from six to ten weeks of age.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Animal ‘Health Authority
E. Crosby.Howe
Extension Animal Hygienistate
College of Agriculture
Imeas
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