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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1960
Page
2
Lincoln report shows 1945 to 1954 rural farm entry by youth fell to 16 percent of farms while 31 percent of farmers retired died or left for nonfarm work. The study argues fewer farms raise entry barriers, urging vocational guidance and credit programs to aid young growers.
Extension agent John Furrer says 2 4 D ester at one pound per acre sprayed 10 to 14 days before harvest controls weeds in wheat with tolerances set by the FDA. He warns against spraying two days before harvest as effectiveness drops. aerial application is practical for timely disappearance.
National Farm Safety Week highlights growing efforts by agricultural groups to promote safer living for farmers and families. Agriculture’s accident rate runs well above other industries, with many incidents caused by unsafe practices that can be corrected.
Mitchell area field day marks the 50th anniversary of the University of Nebraska Scotts Bluff Experiment Station. Lionel Harris station superintendent says tours of research projects a barbecue dinner guest speakers and exhibits will be featured. Event starts at 9 a.m. July 21.
Dextrose chemistry, derived from corn, faces scrutiny as Nebraska officials weigh research value and taxpayer protection. State Director Pearlie F. Finigan argues diversified, smaller projects guard funds while pursuing industrial use of agricultural products. Meanwhile Crawford County Iowa reports face flies raising eastern Nebraska concerns for livestock.
The U S Department of Agriculture approves toxaphene for insect control on sugar beets and sorghum with limits. Beets may receive 2 to 3 pounds per acre with a 60 day harvest interval and tops must not be fed to dairy cattle, beef tops barred within six weeks of slaughter. Sorghum grain may receive 2 pounds per acre with a 98 day interval and heads must not be treated after formation.
Do not pasture dairy animals or animals being finished for slaughter in treated fields. Do not ensile treated forage.
Chadron Chamber of Commerce and Nebraska Grain Improvement Association launch a drive to attract a record number of wheat samples for the 1960 Wheat Show in Chadron on Oct. 13. Bags rules and sample tags are available at the chamber office and county extension agents, with broader distribution planned across western Nebraska and mailed kits to interested farmers. A special class will be open for South Dakota entries.
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