Oregon Geothermal Boom Promises Heat From Deep Earth
In southern Oregon the Klamath Basin region sits atop vast geothermal energy, with scientists and industry leaders pressing to issue leases on federal land. Geologists say the area could yield abundant hot water and steam to power turbines, potentially easing dependence on fossil fuels and rivaling Alaska’s North Slope in energy potential. Oregon and other states saw a surge in lease applications early this year, from major companies to smaller firms, as geothermal use expands from historical hot springs to modern heating for towns and campuses alike.
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Soft rot threat in local iris beds and care tips
The article discusses soft rot disease in iris beds caused by a bacterium leading to plant decline. It outlines symptoms such as die back, rhizome decay, and leaf paling, and recommends planting on well drained soil, spacing to prevent spread, removing rotted tissue, sterilizing tools, and soaking rhizomes in solution before replanting. It also notes maintenance steps during planting and dividing. It mentions John Galbreath, Pittsburgh Pirates owner, and Herve Filion in racing context.
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Beef buying tips as fall nears from UNL expert
Dr Roger Mandigo urges families to stock up on pot roasts stew meat and rib roasts while demand favors steaks A card beef bought now and properly wrapped will keep quality for six months to a year Nebraska fair opens with a new agriculture building showcasing 24000 square feet of space Fair Manager Henry Brandt calls it the Midwest’s finest facility Rail shipping costs may rise with a 10 percent railroad rate hike but export prospects for bulk grain look stronger this year Dr Duane Acker UNL will speak Tuesday at the South Central Station Field Day with tours of research projects in focus
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Nebraska Feeder Pig Exposition Planned for Feb 12 13
Plans are underway for the 1975 Nebraska Feeder Pig Exposition in Columbus following a successful first event. The two day expo February 12 13 will cover feeder pig management nutrition health and facilities with a possible feeder pig show accompanying the program.
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Agriculture enrollment may inch up at University of Nebraska
Dr. T. E. Hartung, associate dean, says agri related fields still hold strong prospects. Despite last year's five percent enrollment rise, he notes many youths assume farming decline means fewer opportunities, but cites trends indicating growing manpower needs in agriculture.
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