PANSAN DLE FARM EQUIPMENT PROGRESS DAY PROGRAM
General program notes for a farm equipment event listing times and presenters. Topics include steamers versus modern tractors, mulch farming, minimum tillage, sugar beets equipment, chemical application, hay handling, forage harvesters, grain handling, operator environment, machinery transports, irrigation, lunch, parade of tractors, two and four wheel drive demos, and fire control extinguishers. Participants include Lane Berry Fenster Robinson Von Bargen Mumgaard Schnieder Fischbach Steele and others.
Ten Year Award Highlight for the Bravilians in Wapiti
Goodyear honors the Bravilians with a ten year award for advancing through Wapiti toward Mesquite as fever spread across the vast lands. The recognition marks sustained effort amid challenging conditions and distant fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Wapiti
Fighting Crabgrass With Better Seed and Lawn Care
Dr. Robert W. Schery explains that crabgrass thrives in poor lawns and shade. A thick perennial turf, bluegrass-fine fescue mow tall, or bentgrass resists invasion. Seed quality matters. 2000 lots showed no crabgrass seeds. Use herbicides after several mowings, install underground watering systems for drought, and buy sound seed with Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue, or bentgrass. Quality seed costs more but saves in labor and long-term results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Schery
Lawn Institute
Schery
Library Week Proclaimed and Local Arts Show
National Library Week April 17 to 23 highlights Sidney and Holdrege libraries with new materials and services. Nebraska libraries have earned five Dorothy Canfield Fisher Awards in eight years, including Holdrege. Sidney is a past recipient. An art display from Sheldon Art Gallery and a Governor's Nebraskana Art Show entry exhibit will run May 12 to 14 at the library.
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National Library Week
Sidney
Nebraska
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Holdrege
Sheldon Art Gallery
Cheyenne County
Size Of Corn Seed Affects Stand Growth And Yield
Lincoln The size of corn seed affects stand and growth, says University of Nebraska Extension agronomist L N Leininger. Studies show seed size and shape have little impact if average or larger seed is used, with round and flat seeds performing similarly. Small seeds germinate well in warm, moist soils but can yield stunted plants and lower yields in cold wet years, making them not a bargain.
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Leininger
Johannesburg
South Africa
J. Prp Smith
Tane
Lincoln
L. N.leininger
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Leineinger
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Pansandle Farm Equipment & Progress
Delbert Lane
LeRoy Berry
Sec. Midwest Dealer Assn
D. Lane
C. Ashburn
L. Robinson L. Daigger
G. Wicks
K. von Bargen
K. von Bargen Flale
Mumgaard
R. Schnieder
J. Steele
I. Fischbach
Miller Implement Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Miller Implement
al Miller
Bud June
Mert Miller
Eft
Miller
Norm Trepke
Sidney Good
By Earl Aronson
AP News
DELTA
B.F. Goodrich
Begoodrich
Illinois
Skelly
Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
Sale
Hoster Lumber
15Th & Ouine
Burlington Tracks
Don Foxhoven
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