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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
2
The article describes wind and water erosion threats on a 160 acre wheat farm. Stubble burning has diminished and 30 cattle graze where nothing is spared. It urges conservation methods like strip cropping and stubble mulching, noting past lessons from the 1930s and the need to prevent future erosion.
Lincoln experts outline factors for deciding when to extend feedlot finishing. Key elements include cost of additional gain, estimated sale price after extra days, and potential grade improvements. Using example figures, the piece shows how a higher cost of gain can erase any added value, guiding feeders to sell when further feeding fails to boost profit.
Nebraska Educational Television Network presents three pesticide programs on KTNE Channel 13 Alliance. March 13 20 and 27 at 7 00 p m MST feature legal aspects weed and disease control and insect control with experts including William Thomas John Furrer Loren Robison John Weihing Bob Roselle and others.
The University of Nebraska will hold 11 public Water Resources Institutes from March to April to map Nebraska’s water supply and needs, and outline a master plan. Dean Axthelm notes the program aims for broad inter est group participation and focuses on identifying problems and solutions. The meetings will gather urban rural and industrial reps in each area, with open public attendance and invites to county boards, water groups, federal agencies, chambers, and others. Scheduled sites include Tecumseh Geneva McCook Norfolk Ainsworth St Paul Kearney North Platte Scottsbluff Chadron and Omaha.
A sequence of 4-H activities and meetings including home extension leader trainings on ironing February 27 and February 28 at the 4-H Building. A delegation planning session to Alliance for 4-H summer camp at Halsey. Weed meeting March 2 with soil specialist Louis Daigger of Scottsbluff. Other dates show 4-H Council meeting March 2, Sidney Wranglers Club, leaders dinner March 6, Parents Night March 7, and Feeders Day at Scottsbluff Experiment Station.
Nebraska prepares the Prospective Plantings Report with letters to Lincoln from thousands of farmers. State Statistician A V Nordquist will collect 1967 crop acreage plans for 16 crops, based on reporters' intentions rather than actual plantings, to aid farming decisions. The survey, a joint effort of state agriculture departments and the US Crop Reporting Board, will be released March 20.
Sale notice describes a 1380 acre Nebraska panhandle property with half topsoil washed away, 3% gullies and 1 to 3 foot depth, an empty house with missing doors and windows, 50 bales of wild hay, and feeding ground suitable for cattle without grazing restrictions. Weeds may be present. Potential buyers encouraged to inspect the site.
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