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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1960

Page

2

Farm Storage Inspections in Cheyenne County Begin Aug 22

The Cheyenne County ASC urges farmers to prepare wheat stored for a farm storage loan by meeting inspection rules. Eligibility requires ownership by the producer or a predecessor, No. 1 grade wheat or better, and no ineligible grades. Basic loan rate is $1.71 per bushel with premiums for high protein and discounts for inferior varieties.

Cheyenne County County Asc Sidney County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Nebraska ASC

Liming and Soil Conditioning For Better Crops In 1960

University of Nebraska extension agronomist Russel Weiss explains that applying lime this summer and fall conditions soil for higher next year yields. Benefits include increased phosphate and nitrogen availability, more beneficial bacteria, improved soil structure, and stronger plant vigor reducing pest damage.

Lincoln Russel Weiss Extension Agronomist University of Nebraska

Apply Zinc and Iron Separately On Beans

Lincoln college officials advise that zinc and iron be applied separately to field beans. Mixing the two salts causes the common iron effect, reducing solubility and complicating spray application. Weiss states that best results are achieved when zinc and iron are applied separately.

Lincoln Russel Weiss

Irrigation and Summer Crops Field Day Planned

The North Platte Experiment Station will host an Irrigation and Summer Crops Field Day on August 19. Station superintendent James Adams announced the event and details.

North Platte Experiment Station James Adams

When Is The Farmer Not A Farmer

Legislative piece debates how to classify a farmer versus a non farmer using income and farm size. It cites the 1954 Census of Agriculture showing 2.7 million farms with less than 2500 in gross income and 2.1 million above that. It notes off the farm income and discusses commercial versus census farm distinctions. It also mentions Horsethief Basin as a Arizona picnic site and a German clothing industry cut in weekly hours under a collective agreement.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Hawaii Census of Agriculture United States Main Street Federal Republic of Germany

Don’t Let Your Subscription Expire Renew It Today

A public notice urges subscribers to renew now to avoid lapse. It stresses limited-time renewal options and directs readers to contact customer service for assistance. Issuing organization remains unnamed in the fragment.

Farmers Must Pay Employers' Tax If Workers Gets $150

Lincoln article explains that every employee or self employed person under the Social Security Act must obtain a social security account number. Farmers paying cash wages of 150 dollars or 20 or more days of work must report wages and pay the employer's tax. Workers should obtain the number to link with wage records.

Lincoln Social Security Administration Dean Brown The College of Agriculture Social Security Office Brown

Certified Seed Entries Due For State Fair

Nebraska seed growers must file entries for the Certified Seed Show at the 1960 State Fair by August 31. Samples should be five quart for most classes, five pounds for grasses and small legumes, and sent to the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association in Lincoln. Wheat will be entered in the Nebraska Wheat Show in Chadron on October 13. other grasses may use 1959 or 1960 crops, while wheat oats and barley must be 1960 crops.

County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office U. S U. S. Department of Agriculture Lincoln Richard Mills Nebraska Crop Improvement Association College of Agriculture Nebraska Sudan Chadron

Judges Named For Livestock At State Fair

Nebraska State Fair announces livestock judges for September 3 to 9 in Lincoln. The line up includes Class A-R draft horses Waldo Hawthorne Ogallala ponies Phil Fanning Richmond Kansas. Class B beef cattle Homer Clausen Spencer Iowa Peter K Pratt Walnut Iowa. Class B dairy cattle George Trimberger Ithaca New York Charles Norton Manhattan Kansas Fred Foreman Ames Iowa. Class C swine Carroll Plager Austin Minnesota John Lehman Pleasant Plains Illinois Herbert Baldridge Greenup Illinois. Class D sheep and wool Tom Jean Manhattan Kansas and E Glenn Thacker Kansas City all wool.

Homer Clausen Spencer Iowa Peter K. Pratt Walnut Chester Graff Bancroft Red Poll Glen Bratcher Stillwater Oklahoma George Trimberger Ithaca New York Charles Norton Manhattan Kansas Jerseys Fred Foreman Ames Carroll Plager Austin Minnesota Barrows Hampshires Yorkshires John Lehman Pleasant Plains Illinois Duroes Poland Chester Herbert Baldridge Greenup Berkshires Tom (Ean E. Glenn Thacker Kansas City

Poultry and Bees Competition Judges Named for Fair

Class E lists judges for Poultry Pigeons Parakeets with John Skinner Lincoln Alvin Leese Durant Iowa W J Williams Ashland plus John Hergert Lincoln R M Cole Anderson Indiana Parakeets and Class I Bees Honey with Robert Walstrom Brookings South Dakota R Houser Madison Wisconsin beef cattle George Trimberger Charles Norton dairy cattle John Lehman swine Carl Menzie Manhattan Kansas sheep R B Warren Lincoln horses Future Farmers of America Fred Foreman Charles Norton George Trimberger dairy cattle Peter K Pratt beef cattle Herbert Baldridge swine Tom Dean sheep.

John Skinner Lincoln Alvin Leese Durant Iowa W. J. Williams Ashland John Hergert R. M. Cole Anderson Indiana Robert Walstrom Brookings South Dakota H Club R. Houser Madison Wisconsin George Trimberger Charles Norton John Lehman Carl Menzie Manhattan Kansas S and R. B. Warren Future Farmers of America Fred Foreman Peter K. Pratt Herbert Baldridge Tom Dean

Cement Ditch Linings Might Cut Seepage in Nebraska

Lincoln reports that lined irrigation ditches could curb seepage losses, especially on light soils. University of Nebraska extension engineer John Steele notes unlined ditches waste more than half the flow and cites a Nebraska farmer using siphon tubes to manage sandy soil. A lined ditch could halve pumping costs.

Lincoln John Steele University of Nebraska Steele Nebraska

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ASC News Corner Robert Alice Jones Sterling Okla David Jones Fit. Sill Bernie Camp Nebraska Farm Bureau Horsethief Basin Arizona Mountains Trii van Sickle Deildrin Malathion Aldrin Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil Fair Board Edwin Schultz Lincol Waldo Hawthorne Ogallala Phil Fanning Richmond Alliance Tex Tire Service Rae Tire Finois Sidney
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