Wheat Growers Meet Here Tuesday Withholding Discussion Likely
The Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at the Wheatbelt Public Power District building to discuss withholding grain from the market until prices rise. Ray Davis urges joining a national withholding effort as Wheat Growers in western Nebraska plan to pressure price gains.
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Ray Davis
Potter
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Western Nebraska Association
Nebraska Wheat Growers
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Good Drying System Can Improve Farmer's Earning Picture
E A Olson of the University of Nebraska says a proper drying storage system lets farmers harvest corn at 25 28 percent moisture sorghum at 18 percent and soybeans at 20 percent with variations by equipment. High moisture storage avoids field losses and allows rapid harvests, aided by hatcbin and continuous flow dryers.
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E. A. Olson
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University of Nebraska
Olson
Seven Nebraskans receive crop reporters certificates
Certificates of Merit were awarded to seven voluntary reporters on crops, livestock, and prices for 35 years of continuous service. The honors were signed by Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann, Elmer C. Schlaphoff of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, and Glenn D. Simpson of the U S Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board. The governor praised their work for keeping track of changing agricultural conditions during Nebraska’s Centennial Year. Recipients included J H Freeburg of Bushnell. The report also notes Russia’s Lenin, the first atomic icebreaker, has operated in Arctic seas for five years, using its nuclear engine to melt thick ice.
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Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Glenn D. Simpson
Crop Reporting Board
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Tiemann
Nebraska
J. H. Freeburg
Bushnell
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Lenin
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DoD seeks radar to track incoming missiles with ARPA study
The Department of Defense plans to detect and track live missiles amid dummy ones using an environment based approach. Sylvanta Electric Products Inc designed a long range tracking radar to participate in ARPA studies, locating missiles and recording flight characteristics for analysis.
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Wat Tilam
Massap
Department of Defense
Departments Advanced Research Projects Agency
Sylvanta Electric Products Inc
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