Extension Excerpts: 4 H Club Work and Upcoming Meetings
Extension notes outline how 4-H clubs vary by project and age, urging participation through demonstrations, judging, and county fair exhibits. It lists the Extension Service annual meeting January 20 at 1 30 p m and previews Crop Improvement Days January 25 at Ogallala with topics on seed treatment and forage trends. It also stresses livestock waste control deadlines and upcoming events, including a Jan 29 beef weigh-in and Feb 3 leader training.
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Extension Service
Extension Service Board of Directors
Total
Cheyenne County Extension Service
Extension Service Board
4-H Council
Home Extension Council
Marlene Brubaker
Carl Kurz
Lucille Meyer
John Weihing
Scottsbluff
Home Extension Club
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Wayne Campbell
Holiday Inn
Ogallala
Nebraska
Kenneth Larson
Gurley
Nebraska Crop Improvement Asso
Kenny
Wayne
Fairgrounds
Corn Harvesting May Cause Grain Drying Problem In Nebraska
University of Nebraska Lincoln engineer says more irrigated acres will slightly raise dryer demand for grain in Nebraska. Expansion toward corn feeding reduces need for dryers. expansion for grain shipment to feeders boosts dryer demand, especially in humid eastern areas.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
William Splinter
NN Department of Agricultural Engineering
Splinter
Omaha Lincoln Sales Tax Tables Explained For 1971
Nebraska IRS official Richard P. Vinal explains that taxpayers may use the 1971 Optional Sales Tax Tables to determine general sales tax deductions on Schedule A. Those able to prove higher payments may deduct the larger amount, with extra metro deductions: 40 percent for Omaha and 20 percent for Lincoln.
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OMA
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Vinal
Omaha
Lincoln
Nebraska trends in corn farming and grain drying demand
Splinter analyzed land use patterns noting 2.5 million acres of irrigated corn. He said most corn feeds livestock and half Nebraska’s feed grains are shipped. Drying facilities will remain essential due to grain export needs and high moisture corn in integrated feedlot systems.
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Splinter
Nebraska
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