Sandhills could become Nebraska farming hub says Ellsworth man
J B Kennedy of Ellsworth argues western Nebraska sandhills can blossom into a major agricultural empire with population growth and development. He urges coastal chambers of commerce to study potential and push state aid, citing experience from other regions and a need to overcome historical prejudice toward farming in the sandhills.
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A Future for the Sandhills and its small ranch future
The piece argues for breaking up large Sandhills ranches into smaller units focusing on alfalfa dairy cows hogs and poultry. It cites C M Barnebey and Grant Shumway praising land water and alfalfa suitable for stock hogs turkeys and sugar beets while urging regional cooperation among Omaha Lincoln Grand Island and other cities to develop the Sandhills with state support.
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Season's Greetings From Congressman Simmons
It is Christmas Eve and the scene is downtown with stores busy and late minute shoppers. Pansies bloom at the department of agriculture grounds while roses persist as rain falls and the grass stays green.
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