Harvesting Hay for Silage at Times Lincoln Neb
Lincoln report explains turning high quality hay into grass or legume silage when weather hurts harvest quality. Key points include optimal maturity stages for alfalfa and clover, moisture targets for silage in different storage methods, preservatives usage, packing importance, and trench cover practices. It also notes a 4-H club meeting with demonstrations and snack details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wien
Phillip Cole
Tension Dairyman
Universty
Nebraska
Cole
Good Crop Prospects Amid Rattlesnake Caution In County
May ended with strong winter barley and wheat prospects across the county despite some damage. Hoppers spotted in Her don and Brownson areas, but western ranges show lighter hatch. Dr Fethi Acil of Ankara will visit June 9 in Cheyenne County. 4-H picnic June 7 at Fairgrounds. Conservation Camp registrations due June 6. District 4-H Camp registrations due June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liljegreund
Sth
Herdon
Brownson
Fethi Acil
University of Agriculture
Ankara
Turkey
Chéyenne County
Acil
Department of Economics
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Chadron
Decreased Seed Flow Reduces Your Crop Stands
Lincoln Nebraska seed drill tests show seed flow decreases with insecticide treated wheat. U S Department of Agriculture and Oklahoma experiments note fewer seeds planted per acre, lighter test weight, and variation by insecticide type and rate. Roselle urges adjusting seed hopper openings to compensate for reduced flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Robert E. Roselle
University of Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Roselle
Oklahoma
Attend Shower For Sterling Girl In Clinton Armstrong Home
South Sund News reports a mixed attendance at a shower for Bette Armstrong hosted by Clinton Armstrong home in Sterling Tuesday evening. Local residents including Ivan Cook Glenn Dickinson and Glen Kokes attended with family members and relatives in Sterling and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sund News
Sterling Girl
J. W. Houser
Charles Oliverius
Chuck
Joe J. Oliverius
Ted Houser
Wilbur Houser
Melvin Kokes
Stoneham
Joe R. Hornicek
Dan Miles
Chappell
Common Sense Sheep Requisites Emphasized by Expert
Lincoln Neb January February labor for ewe and lamb farms aligns with lighter spring workload. University of Nebraska extension livestock specialist Morris Hemstrom notes no secret formula, just sensible management and Ewes of good quality reach 100 pounds in 100 days. Sheep gain against grain, with quicker slaughter grades than calves or pigs, moving toward market by irrigation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Morris Hemstrom
University of Nebraska
Telegraph Wantads Offer Local Selling and Trading
Classifieds urge readers to use the Telegraph wantads for buying selling and trading items. Ad copy highlights convenience and wide reach for local commerce and personal notices.
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