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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1959
Page
12
Officials explain the $5,000 annual cap on Soil Bank payments while cost share for conservation remains extra. Q and A cover how to keep totals under the limit by adjusting offers, acreage, and distribution among multiple producers and tenants.
Beatrice will host the 1959 Nebraska Wheat Show on October 29 announced by Duane Foote, executive secretary of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Assn. Sponsors include the association, Beatrice Chamber of Commerce, Nebraska Extension Service, Omaha Chamber, and Nebraska Crop Improvement Assn. Wheat samples, 4 H and FFA judging, and current wheat research displays form the event.
A local edition promotes value shopping in Sidney with emphasis on savings and deals across retailers. Readers are urged to visit multiple stores to maximize discounts and compare prices for a smarter shopping trip.
A new nationwide farm definition for acreage allotment and Soil Bank programs takes effect this year. It centers on operation by a single person across adjoining land and nearby tracts, with rules on irrigation and productivity. County ASC offices provide detailed information.
Lincoln Nebraska farm income rose in 1958 with net income per farm averaging 3828 dollars, 64 percent above 1957, per preliminary Agricultural Marketing Service figures. Realized gross income per Nebraska farm averaged 12387 dollars, about 2368 dollars more than the prior year.
In 1958 Nebraska farmers increased crop and livestock inventories by 1 062 dollars while U S realized net income per farm averaged 2 750 dollars, up 23 percent from 1957 and near the 1948 peak. nationwide the per farm income averaged 2 985 dollars, up 25 percent and second only to the 1948 record.
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