Price support rules for area wheat growers outlined
The notice explains price support in the region for crops including wheat and barley, with details on marketing quotas, loan terms, and equity options. It covers acreage history credits, eligibility, and the $50 000 nonrecourse limit with possible recourse loans tied to production reductions, plus inspection and storage guidance for farm stored grain.
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Ida
Picton
Lash
Caslier Thian
Feider
Soil Bank
Great Plains
Agte
1968 storage payments linked to new government rates
1958 crop harvests begin prompting large farm stock goals especially feed grains. Stor age payments for reseal loans help offset storage costs. Conservation Reserve contracts focus on cropland out of production and its impact on future yields across crops like corn wheat cotton peanuts tobacco oats barley soybeans sorg hum grain flaxseed hay and pasture.
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Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Oklahoma
North Carolina
ASC
Conservation Reserve
Unidentified C Cats Heifer Appetite
Washington DC. Dairy heifers eat sparingly and grow slowly when fed silage from freshly chopped unwilted grass legume mixtures. An unidentified organic compound formed during fermentation may decrease appetite in heifers and mature cows. Farmers may wilt crops before ensiling to improve intake, though this requires extra effort. Wilted silage doubles dry matter intake compared with unwilted silage.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Educator Workshop Slated In Lexington March 4 5
Agricultural Educators Workshop on The Farmer's Position in Our National Economy will be held in Lexington March 4-5. University of Nebraska staff members Dr James T Horner and Dr Howard W Ottoson will conduct the event with topics on agricultural policy industry economics and food demand supply. A $2 registration fee covers workshop expenses.
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Lexington
University of Nebraska
James T. Horner
Farm Corner Ag Dept Reports Higher Livestock Inventories
Ivan Liljegren summarizes USDA figures showing higher January 1 meat animal inventories, led by cattle at 101 million and hogs at a post 1952 peak. Sheep rise modestly while beef and milk cattle mix shifts. Prices may stay near current levels with spring marketings affected by feed and pig crop reductions. Cold weather and clear nights in Sidney accompany outlook notes on turkey and broiler production.
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Ivan Liljegren
Usd.a. Agricuture Marketing Service
Liljegren
Outlook
U.S.D.A
Specialist Urges Feeding Practices To Turkey Raisers
Lincoln Turkey raisers should pick prospective breeders early. Hen at 16 20 weeks and toms at 20 24 weeks. Dr Thomas Sullivan reports on turkeys 16 32 weeks. Feed all mash energy high fiber diet before production, then switch to high energy breeder ration. Heavy breeders 30 32 weeks for artificial lighting. eggs four weeks later.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Thomas Sullivan
College of Agriculture
Sullivan
Turkey
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