Annual Report Highlights Conservational Efforts in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District reports 1958 gains with 28 new cooperators and multiple conservation measures. It credits the Soil Conservation Service and Great Plains programs for technical support and substantial cost shares totaling about 93,400 dollars. The five unpaid local supervisors run the district, aided by partner agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pigod
Cheyenne County Soil and Waté
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Awith
Great Plains Cononiends
ASC
County Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
Roger Plants
Ed Block
Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District
Joe
Two New Nebraska Crop Strains Include Two Wheat Varieties
Seven new crop varieties were announced at Crop Improvement Days in Scottsbluff. W. A. Johnson announced Omaha and Warrior hard red winter wheats, plus three hybrid corn varieties Nebraska 704 804 805, and new grasses inclosing Holt Indian grass and Russian wildrye.
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Nebraska
Pawnee
Omaha
Cheyenne
Johnson
Warrior
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Neivell
Newell
Ohio
Harold Hummel Named Seed Grower of the Year
Harold H. Hummel of Fairbury Nebraska, known as Mr. Grass, was selected by the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association as a premier grass seed producer. He runs a 280 acre farm with native grasses, processes seed on site, and markets Prairie Plains Seeds for Sods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Hummel
Hummel
Fairbury
Cray
Nebraska
Déan’Leantabier
Smanager
Association
Lancaster
Prairie
Deadline dates set for 1959 crop loan sales and price support
February 1 marks the loan or purchase agreement deadline for 1959 crops including wheat barley oats rye soybeans and grain sorghum with low cost price protection. May 31 is the pricing deadline for corn under price support as grain supplies affect storage costs and potential market price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Peterson
The
College of Agriculture
Wheat acreage rules and destruction deadlines explained
Don Rapp outlines the wheat acreage removal deadline of June 15 1960 and remeasurement options. He details the $3.00 per trip plus 5 cents per acre remeasurement fee and how refunds apply if measured acreage drops three percent. Destruction rules require at least a half acre total in continuous strips of 10 feet minimum width with no extra charges for the first remeasurement.
Farm Page on Wheat Destruction and Remeasurement Procedures
Guidelines for reporting destroyed wheat acreage and first free remeasurement under the wheat allotment program. Emphasizes accurate destruction area, allows minimum deductable half acre on terraces and sod waterways, requires in-person County Office reporting with precise location and method, and notes penalties and costs for noncompliance.
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Cheyenne Asc
Cheyenne
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Bonkiewicsz
Duane Chamberlain
Alliance
Nebraska Soil and Water Board
Charles Helfrich
Ivan Liljegren
Senier
David Policky
Paul McMillen
Bob Runge
Joe Policky
Brian ‘Andersen
Paul Hutchison
John Thurston
Michael Policky
James ‘Andersen
New Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Holt
Elkhorn Valley
Holt County
Nebraska Experiment Station
L. C. Newell
University of Nebraska
Sandhill
Nebraksa Sandhills
Great Plains
Mandan
N. D
Vinall
U. S
H. N. Vinall
America
Ay Dikei
Umfiels
Goodyear
World-Herald
Arizona
Achoolboard
Jefferson County Farmers Union
Kilding
vGhey Hummel
Jim Smith
Kansas City
Kans
Elaine
Tgmllega
Lowell
Illinois
W. Safflower
Ceu
Sahue
Pachic Vegetable
Corp. General Mills
P. O
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
8Th Ave
Don Rapp
Br ‘Ae Sten Price Pick UP & Delivery
SMO
Farmers Union“Co OP
Hlinois
Rip
John Deere
Massey Harris
UTU
Il Chantyer Ceara Freeman
T Chartyn
Calkins
Foland Farm Machinery
Moline and Calkins
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