Extension News From Cheyenne County Nebraska
Extension highlights optimistic wheat prospects due to favorable soil moisture. A series of meetings and workshops run January 10 to 21 including wheat, dairymen, 4-H junior leaders, beef breeders and oil seeds crops with livestock displays from Lodge Pole. Local youths like Sandy Houser and Jim Guinn prep cattle for Denver stock show.
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Sandy Houser
Jim Guinn
Dan Kastens
Lodgepole
Merlin Carlson
Angus
Merlin
Cheyenne County
Sugar Program overview under 1948 Sugar Act
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service explains the Sugar Program authorized by the Sugar Act of 1948. It aims to protect domestic sugar welfare, ensure fair prices, and promote production and stable inventories while expanding international trade. It outlines quotas, allotments, payments for beets, abandonment, and deficiencies, funded by Treasury and sugar taxes.
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Cheyenne County
Wheat quotas may rise as India Pakistan shipments cited
Senate Agriculture specialist Sen Jack R Miller Iowa said 1967 wheat production may need boosting after India promised 900000 tons and Pakistan to receive 500000 tons. Government figures showed winter wheat plantings up 26 percent from last year, signaling a record crop for 1967.
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Iowa
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U.S
Agriculture Has Good Year Stock Controls Released
The Agriculture Department reports 1966 net farm income rose to 16.2 billion dollars the highest since 1947 aided by stronger prices and rising demand. Farm payments for crop programs hit a record 3.4 billion while exports topped 6.9 billion as governments eased production brakes for 1967 to expand crops.
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