Nebraska Castor Crop Research Progress Report
The Welsh report on industrial use of agricultural products faces federal skepticism while Nebraska advances castor bean research. A presidential committee led by J. LeRoy Welsh promotes crop development, harvesters, and processing trials linked to the Nebraska Castor research program. Cooperation with Baker Castor Oil Company targets allergen and toxin reduction and broader economic analysis.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Agricultural Producers Research Fund Committee
L.B
Baker Castor Oil Company
Colorado Wheat Harvest Reaches Second Largest on Record
Colorado growers near finish of a winter wheat harvest totaling 64.22 million bushels, behind the 1958 peak of 66.274 million. The report compares this year’s yields with 1959 and lists other crop outputs, noting freezes affected fruit production and offering a national crop outlook from the Agricultural Marketing Service. Packed with figures for rye to sugar beets and notes on weather impacts and regional harvest progress.
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Colorado
Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Agricultural Marketing Service
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South
India faces up to eight million jobless in plan end
India projects 7.5 to 8 million unemployed by April end of the second five year plan, up from 5.3 million at its start. With a 420 million population and marked underemployment, efforts target about 14.5 million new job seekers in the 1961 1966 third plan.
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India
New Delhi
Nebraska Citizens Decide on Revenue Bond Inducements
State Agriculture Director PEARLE F. FINIGAN notes the Nebraska Legislature has placed a constitutional amendment on the November ballot allowing governmental subdivisions to issue revenue bonds for factory sites and buildings. If approved, it would let communities offer inducements to attract new industry, a tactic used by other states, sometimes with tax concessions or cash bonuses.
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Pearle F. Finigan
Nebraska
Sugar Growers Lead World in Know How
Sugar growers in this area lead the world in know how thanks to improved seed and new techniques. Sugar pays for beets and pay rolls, runs factories, and underpins the industry. Think of oneself as a sugar grower to advance in the competitive sugar world.
Farm Bureau sees rise in farm income in latter 1959
The American Farm Bureau Federation forecasts higher net farm income in the second half of the year, with cash receipts substantially above 1959, offsetting costs. The report notes continued gains in hogs and poultry, steady milk prices, and larger cattle marketings amid inflation concerns and calls for prudent government action.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
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