Storage Loans Expanded to 95 Percent for Farm Storage
Nebraska farmers can borrow up to 95 percent of the delivered cost of storage equipment under the mobile dryer loan program. Loans run three years with four percent interest, repaid in three annual installments. The change extends to storage bins and aligns with broader efforts to boost on farm storage and reseal payments for 1960 crops.
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Ted Nelson
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Alfalfa and Grass Gain Favor With Reduced Feeds
Lincoln Nebraska 1961 feed grain program offers corn and sorghum growers a chance to plant alfalfa or grass legume mixes. A 50 percent yield payment on diverted acreage, half paid at signup, helps prep land. Weed control and late summer seeding advised with local Extension guidance available.
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Clinton A. Hoover
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Hoover
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Wheat Mosaic Appears in Nebraska Wheat Fields
Nebraska fields show barley mosaic like disease in spring but plant pathologists say it will not cause serious damage. The University of Nebraska notes the mosaic has been found across the wheat growing region this season.
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Mosaic Disease Affects Wheat in Southeastern Nebraska
Plant pathologists report severe soil-borne mosaic in southeastern Nebraska fields during a field tour. The condition causes stunted wheat with yellow leaf mottling and is often mistaken for nitrogen deficiency, appearing in early spring before warm temperatures.
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