Production Plan by Farmers Becomes Vital Need
A long discussion outlines expected agricultural trends for 1930 including world stocks, yields, and acreage changes across crops. It notes lower world stocks versus the prior year, potential price shifts for hogs and beef, dairy herd adjustments, and cautions on expanding sheep, mohair, and poultry production amid price pressures. It also covers flax, apples, citrus, grapes, peaches, pecans, cantaloupe, watermelon, strawberries, and potatoes, forecasting adjustments in acreage, yields, and prices through mid-1930.
Farmers Win High Honors In Corn And Hog Groups
In Cheyenne County contests, Lewis Olsen of Potter wins first prize a row riding cultivator valued at $60 from Uptegrove Implement. Palmer Thurston and O V Campbell take secondary prizes. Nebraska pig crop winner Harry Scott of Dalton yields 1386 pounds pork per nine sows in 180 days at $5.71 per 100 with recognition from the Livestock Improvement association and a 60 bushel self feeder for hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Lewis Olsen
Potter
Uptegrove Implement Company
Sidney
I. H
Palmer Thurston
Central Market
M. M. Osborn Motor Company
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Nebraska Livestock Improvement Association
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
P. J. Beyer
Livestock
Pioneer Merchants Will Be Honored at 24th Convention
The 24th annual convention extends through the day and next with 300 expected attendees. Speakers include H. W. Schnell of Seattle T. B. Robb F. C. Blood of Lincoln W. A. Masters St. Joseph George E. Croner Kansas City and W. S. Avant Des Moines. Banquet on February 12 marks the sole evening meeting. W. C. Beachley of Lincoln is president. Mrs. A. D. Greenlee of Sidney leads the women’s auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Schnell
Seattle
T. B. Robb
F. C. Blood
Lincoln
W. A. Masters
St. Joseph
George E. Croner
Kansas City
W. S. Avant
Des Moines
Paper and String Club
W. C. Beachley
Association
A. D. Greenlee
Sidney
Womans Auxiliary
Allington Herd Wins Big Stock Show Title at Devner
The Allington herd dominates the Devner stock show with top honors in junior sow pigs. The exhibition signals strong interest in the Allingtons, who plan to announce a sale soon likely on March 15. If you seek to sell, Telegraph Wantads are suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allington Herd
Devner
Allington
Allingtons
Ed O’leary
Chet Killham
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Pioneer
Greenlee
the Post Office
T Trenco
Nebr
Crux
Swift
U.S
Texas
van Camp
Libby