Nebraska cattlemen roundup set at Sidney Thursday
University of Nebraska cattlemen's roundup will be held Thursday at the 4-H building in Sidney with Verlin Livingston as MC. Merlyn Carlson, Donald Clanton, Robert Rosell, and Dr. Burzlaff will present talks and a morning Q A session. Lunch at noon, then afternoon program including Vallentine, Deaborn, and Twiehaus with another Q A. Cooperating groups invite all cattlemen to attend with questions.
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University of Nebraska Cattlemen
Sidney
Verlin Livingston
Merlyn E. Carlson
Lodgepole
Donald C. Clanton
Robert E. Rosell
Donald F. Burzlaff
John F. Vallentine
Delwyn Deaborn
Marvin J. Twiehaus
Veterinary Science Department
Nebraska
Burzlaff
Farmers Can Order Trees for Spring 1967 Planting
Nebraska farmers can begin ordering Clarke McNary trees for spring 1967 through State Forester Karl Loerch at the College of Agriculture. Last year the program supplied over 2.5 million trees and shrubs. Prices are $5 per hundred for evergreens and shrubs, $4 per hundred for broadleaf trees. Species include redcedar, ponderosa pine, white pine, blue spruce, honeylocust, hackberry, green ash, elm, cottonwood, sycamore, walnut, lilac, honeysuckle, cotoneaster, plum, and cherry. Trees aid windbreaks, crop protection, wildlife, and landscape beautification. Contact County Extension Agents or Soil Conservation District offices for information.
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Lincoln- Nebraska
Karl Loerch
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Nebraska
Soil Conservation District
Oshkosh Seeks Federal Funds for Sewage Plant
Oshkosh City Council filed a formal application for federal funds to build a sewage treatment plant amid health concerns over Platte River dumping. The project cost is estimated at $50,000 with completion in one year, while the council also requires all new homes to install garbage disposal units in kitchens.
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Oshkosh
Platte River
Nebraska
Lyman
Bayard
Terrytown
Conservation CAPERS Great Plains Conservation Program invites Cheyenne County farmers
The Great Plains Conservation Program, authorized by Public Law 1021, aims to reduce farming hazards through soil and water conservation. Since 1961 only about 30 Cheyenne County farmers have joined, likely due to low awareness. Interested landowners should visit the District office or contact Supervisors to learn more and begin a plan of operations with a 3 to 10 year schedule. Phone: 254-5555.
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Great Plains
Cheyenne County
Cropland Adjustment Program aims to reduce surplus crops
The Cropland Adjustment Program CAP, approved in 1965, diverts surplus cropland to conservation uses and outdoor recreation while sharing costs with government agencies. It offers adjustment payments tied to crop value, cost shares for conservation practices, and a public access provision for fishing hunting and hiking. Signup begins December 12 1966 with annual signups through 1969 at the Cheyenne ASCS County Office.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Congress
Soil Bank
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne Ascs
ASCS
Cattlemen's meetings set for December in Nebraska
Extension notes announce a major cattlemen gathering on December 8 in Sidney with four Nebraska sites, including Chadron and East Nebraska, focusing on feed lot management and day to day range cattle challenges. The Sidney event will be at the 4 H building, Cheyenne County Fairgrounds, with full program details to come in Telegraph. Also discussed are corn sharing, moisture management, drying methods, and balancing livestock rations with protein supplements.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Chad
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Telegraph
Chase County
Imperial
New Ownership Alliance Seeks KCOW License Transfer
The Sandhills Broadcasting Corporation seeks consent to assign the KCOW license in Alliance to K LOE Inc of Goodland Kansas. General Manager T C Gregory of Alliance says the ownership change will likely occur mid January with no personnel changes planned. Programming changes are anticipated by the new owners and will be announced when the takeover occurs.
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Alliance
KCOW
Sandhills Broadcasting Corporation
Kloe, Inc
Goodland
Kansas
Federal Communications Commission
T.c.gregory
Gregory
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