Stored Grain Tax Rules By Grown Farm Location
State tax chief instructs county assessors to tax stored grain with loans to the owner at the farm of growth if sealed on the farm or in a public warehouse. Grain without loans moved elsewhere is taxed where found on April 1. For 1940 assessments due May 27, a 10 percent farm land value cut is forecast, with wide declines since 1929 across land, town lots, and personal property.
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Smith
Commodity Credit Corporation
State Board of Equalization
Poultry Death Losses Warn County Farmers
Dr. J. F. Olney warns Cheyenne County poultry losses run 20 to 70 percent with an average near 38 percent. He urges buying hatching eggs from healthy flocks, testing for pullorum and typhoid, and selecting long lived breeding birds. Emphasizes sanitation, culling, burning diseased birds, and avoiding infection spread through contaminated ground and improper disposal.
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J. F. Olney
University of Nebraska
State board to adjust county tax rates for equality
The board plans to modify county tax rates to achieve equalization. Officials will lower some rates and raise others to reach an even basis across districts. The move targets fairness in local funding and budget balance for county governments.
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State ‘Board
Spud Growers Leave On Southern Journey
Eight leading western Nebraska certified seed potato raisers depart on a ten day inspection tour of southern state fields in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. Willard Peterson and Rolf Lux accompany the group along with 42H club officers and Nebraska college of agriculture representatives. They will visit test plantings and meet with potato groups in Baton Rouge New Orleans Biloxi Mobile and other cities as part of a prize trip for outstanding potato work.
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Nebraska
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Willard Peterson
Alliance
Rolf Lux
Crawford
P. F. Johnson
Hemingford
Lester van Pelt
Gering
Carl Ehrman
Lester Kaasch
Scottsbluff
Melvin Bennett
L. C
Rob Lux
The
State University
Nebraska College of ‘Agriculture
William, Morrow
Phillip Hoff
South
Baton Rouge
Alexandria
Plaquemine
Convent
Houma
Thibidou
Lockport
Coverly Farms
New Orleans
Biloxi
Gulfport
Poplarville
Mobile
Fairhope
Foley
Loxley
Atmore
Bay Monette
Larger Forecast On Winter Wheat Crop
The agriculture department estimates the winter wheat crop at 426,215,000 bushels based on April 1 conditions, up from a December forecast of 399,000,000 bushels. Seedings totaled 45,014,000 acres, down 2.9 percent from last year, with harvested area at 37,802,000 acres yielding 563,431,000 bushels in 1939.
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Agriculture Department
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