Harvesters Rally For A bumper Cheyenne wheat crop
Hundreds of harvesters and machines from east and south converge on Cheyenne County to reap more than ten million bushels of wheat across Deuel Cheyenne and Kimball counties. rain slows progress as weather tests the harvest while Nebraska enforces strict combine cleaning to prevent weed spread.
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Deuel
Kimball
South Platte
Liljegren
Colorado
Wyoming
South
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Radio controlled tractor could let farmers work from chair
University of Nebraska researchers near Tractor Power and Safety Day unveil a radio controlled tractor using a eight button VHF panel to steer, engage gears and start the engine. The system, costing above $1,000, relies on line of sight and may soon control attached equipment like cultivators and plows with hydraulic aids. Oliver Corporation of Chicago supplies the tractor and assists in the study.
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LINCOLN _ Farming
College of Agriculture
James Picton
University of Nebraska
Pichon
Two-State Horseshoe Tourney Set for Kimball
Horseshoe pitchers from two states plan to meet August 24 in Kimball for a Wye Braska tournament and dedicate a new court at Gotte Park. The Kimball club lists over 100 members and a pending exhibition by world champion Ted Allen. Sy Siebenaler, Panhandle Horseshoe Club president, spoke of growing interest.
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Kimball
Gotte Park
Kimball Club
Cheyenne
Ted Allen
Sy Siebenaler
Panhandle Horseshoe Club
Farm Calendar shows July tour and events across Nebraska
July 23 to August 5 lists farm events from Crete to Scottsbluff including Trace Element Tour, Tractor Power and Safety Day in Lincoln, Stubble Mulch and Tillage demonstrations in several towns, Area Range Judging in Bridgeport, Guernsey Parish Shows, Sheep Day and Ram Sale at Lincoln, District Dairy Show at Blair, with dates and locations for each activity.
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Crete
Scottsbluff
Columbus
Clarks
McCook
Dundy County
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Clay Center
Nelson
Bridgeport
Guernsey Parish
District I
North Platte
State Brown S Picnic at Laurel On August 10
The notice lists events including a picnic at Laurel on August 10 hosted by State Brown S, a Field Day at Box Butte Experiment Farm in Alliance on August 12, and a Range Judging Contest at Valentine on August 1.
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State Brown S Wss
Laurel
Box Butte Experiment Farm
Alliance
Valentine
Huntsman Hust lers 4-H Clubs Meet at Don Cruse Home
On July 11 the Huntsman Hustlers 4-H Clubs met at Don Ray Cruse's home. Beef Club had 13 members with Ray Cruse and Jeanne Miller leading calf grooming demos. Wheat Club had six members with Trevd Miller presenting weed seeds and wheat show guidance. Funds from the parade supported the new 4-H Building. Judging Day and Demonstration Day were well represented in Sidney. A lunch followed hosted by Gary and Larry Talich.
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Huntsman Hustlers 4-H
Don Ray Cruise
Beef Club
Ray Cruse
Jeanne Miller
Don Ray Cruse
Wheat Club
Trevd Miller
Fort Sidney
Sidney
Rules For Potato Irrigation and Soil Moisture Tests
Guidelines from the Scotts Bluff Experiment Station on irrigation timing and soil moisture for potatoes. Irrigate when readily available moisture reaches 50 percent, using moisture tests by hand feel in the root zone. Water use peaks midseason, varying by soil type, with 1–2 inches per irrigation on sandy soils and 2–4 inches on silty or clay soils, tuber development 45–70 days after emergence, and moisture use tapering off in early September.
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Scotts Bluff
Tire Size No Vital Factor In Traction
The University of Nebraska will stage a Tractor Power and Safety Day. Tractors with rear tire sizes varied will pull in the same gear and speed to test slippage changes measured by a doubletree device. The event aims to show tire size has little effect when flotation is not an issue.
Tractor tire traction in Sandy Field Conditions
A study notes that a hinges tire under field conditions would experience limited traction in sandy soils, impacting vehicle performance. The observation references Prof. G W Steinbruegh of the University department and suggests further testing under natural soils and field conditions.
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