Farmer builds fallout shelter in Wisconsin county
Don S. Trow, a 68 year old farmer near Albany Wisconsin, built one of the few farm fallout shelters in the United States. He funded it with $1,500 after contacting Home Shelter and notes shelter offers tornado protection and radiation shielding.
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Don S. Trow
Albany
Wis
United States
Trow
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Battle Creek
Mich
Don §S. Trow
What You Can Do to Survive a Nuclear Attack
Rural residents are advised to build a basement or underground fallout shelter and store a two week supply of food and water. Have a battery radio and first aid gear ready and learn how to care for livestock in a fallout area. OCDM publications offer detailed guidance.
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Trow
Wisconsin
United States
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
National Civil Defense Agency
Battle Creek
Mich
OCDM
Ag Economics Outlook Sees No Winter Rise In Beef Cattle Prices
Lincoln reports that beef cattle prices are not expected to rise this winter, while hog prices should improve and feed grain prices rise seasonally. The summary from University of Nebraska extension notes steady to weaker beef prices, possible hog gains, and expected seasonal grain price increases into the next year.
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Lincoln
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Foreign Trade Boost Needed By Wheat Men
Floyd Root of Wasco Washington, head of the National Wheat Growers Assn., urged expanded foreign trade at a Wichita meeting. He said Japan cut white wheat imports by thirty percent, opening room for Russia and Argentina, while exports now about a third of U S wheat growers’ market. Root noted farm groups agree on basics but must resolve details, and he praised research efforts with funds needed for growers to maintain income if production drops.
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Great Plains
Wichita
Floyd Root
Wasco. Wash
National Wheat Growers Assn
America
Japan
Russia
Argentina
Root
U S
Congress
NAWG
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Department of Agriculture
Tests Show Dry Type Air Cleaners Not Best
Lincoln Field tests indicate dry type air cleaners are not satisfactory says Delbert E. Lane Extension agricultural engineer at the University of Nebraska He notes they can be used on a tractor as a pre cleaner ahead of the oil bath cleaner Manufacturers are testing new designs and may soon find a suitable cleaner for tractors.
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Lincoln
Delbert E. Lane
University of Nebraska
Lane
Nebraska leads soybean per acre yield among 20 states
Nebraska ranks first among twenty soybean producing states with an average per acre yield of 285 bushels. This marks the third consecutive year Nebraska has led in per acre production according to Nebrask a Certified Seed News from the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. Two daughters of the great Nashua are among the nominees for the $100 000 guaranteed Sorority at Monmouth Park next season.
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Nebraska
Nebrask Certified
Nebraska Crop Improvement Assay
Nashua
Monmuth Park
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