Nebraska farmers hear of crop into sod method with high yields
Delbert E. Lane reports corn planted directly into Sandhills grass yielded 178 bushels per acre with over 1 000 pounds of grass per acre at the Don Novak ranch near O'Neill. A modified plaster planting system and pivot sprinkler enable crop growth between grass rows. A trial will test chrome grass sod at Clay Center on Hastings Depot land.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Center
Delbert E. Lane
University of Nebraska
Don Novak
Eoast
O'Neill
Lane
Agricultural Engineering Department
Hastings Naval Depot
Pheasant and Quail Seasons End Across Nebraska
Nebraska hunters concluded the pheasant and quail seasons on Sunday January 11 with openings in most areas since November 1. Officials expect final harvest data for 1969 70 after a Game and Parks Commission survey, noting southeast and south central regions yielded the best pheasant results while quail declined statewide.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
South Central
Panhandle
Western Counties Face Cutworm Invasion Warns Nebr. Expert
Nebraska wheat districts may see the Pale Western Cutworm again in 1970 as Extension Entomologist Lloyd Andersen notes rainfall and moth flights foretell infestations. In 1969 over 250,000 acres were affected. weather and fungus reduce risk, while Endrin usage remains tightly controlled by FDA.
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Lincoln - Wheat
Nebraska
Lloyd Andersen
University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture
Andersen
Nebraska Wheat Division
Marx Koehnke
Wheat Division
University of Nebraska Department of Entomology
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Dawes
Box Butte
Scottsbluff
Morrill
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Keith
Perkins
Chase
Dundy
Nebraska Rural Development Committee Formed
The Nebraska Committee for Rural Development is established under a U S Department of Agriculture directive with seven Nebraskans named to membership led by Dr. John L. Adams. Members include Kenneth Bowen Keith Myers Ralph W Winsted J Merle Prince James W Monroe Gordon Nuernberger and others. A regional conference will be held in Chicago on January 14 with Nebraska attendees.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Committee For Rural Development
United States Department of Agriculture
John L. Adams
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
President
Council For Rural Affairs
Nebraska
Kenneth Bowen
Farmers Home Administration
Keith F. Myers
The
Soil Conservation Service
Ralph W. Winsted
Rural Electrification Administration
Grand Island
J. Merle Prince
Forest Service
Chadron
James W. Monroe
Gordon Nuernberger
ASCS
Chicago
Printing Services Advertised by The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph promotes printing work from small to large jobs with quality and speed. It advertises fast delivery from its location at 890 11th, inviting local customers to compare services.
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Sidney Telegraph
Congress Must Decide Wheat Program Terms This Session
The Nixon administration ends spring advance payments to feed grain growers and applies the change to wheat and cotton acreage. Crop control payments will occur in a single later payment. Wheat certificate payments remain under farm law until 1970, but Congress must decide on future of the program.
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Congress
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