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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1961
Page
2
Farmers have until January 31, 1961 to obtain loans or purchase agreements on 1960 crops including wheat barley oats grain sorghums rye soybeans and dry edible beans. Good storage approved by the County ASC is required for price support loans and crop quality affects loan amounts.
Dr. Donald B. Hudman assistant professor of animal husbandry at the University of Nebraska will be among guest speakers for Crop Improvement Days in Lincoln January 30 and 31. He will discuss grain sorghum as a feed for livestock and his remarks form part of a panel on crop varieties and seed production at the Nebraska Union on the city campus.
Lincoln Nebraska leaders praised Nebraskas wheat industry for pioneering national and international programs to solve market and research problems. John Lienemann and Richard Lewis highlighted the states 75 million bushels annual production and the impact of the Wheat Commission and LB722 on future markets.
University of Illinois crops expert Dr. Walter O. Scott will speak at Crop Improvement Days on the University of Nebraska campus January 30 31. He will discuss improving relationships with seed dealers while Hollis Miller from York Neb covers merchandising certified seed. Other speakers include Clay Kennedy on what certified seed means to me J C Swinbank outlines 1961 Nebraska crop variety recommendations and Warren Sans explains seed stocks program L C Newell outlines Nebraska grass breeding program. Pension funds in private industry total about 45 billion dollars and grow four billion yearly per Twentieth Century Fund reports.
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