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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1959

Page

2

Grasshopper Control Urged Across Nebraska Now

Extension entomologist Robert E Rascilles of the University of Nebraska warns that two striped and migratory grasshopper species are hatching across Nebraska. Control should begin this week with field margins and hatching beds sprayed using toxaphene at 144 pounds per acre. Beef cattle may graze immediately after spraying, while dairy cattle should avoid grazed fields for six weeks before slaughter.

Lincoln Nebraska Robert E.,rascilles University of Nebraska Roselle

4H Clubs Report Varied Meetings And Demos

Several 4H clubs held meetings in late spring and early June at members’ homes and the 4-H Club building. Demonstrations covered sewing, apple crisp, vegetable plates, and toy electric motors, with plans for picnics and upcoming camps. Reporters include DeLois Bauman and Kathy Miles.

Sharon Statley Cindy Miller Janis Gell DeeAna Kathy Miles Dryland Toughies David’ Polipky Joe McMillen Iy Mars Arthur McMillen Ape Sp Rae Nelson Ivey Mss. Ghielsann Sinha Ken “Olsen A ’ Tariy ‘Nelson

Teachers Go to Class in New York City

Forty five New York City teachers attend a 15 session course at the Hospital for Joint Diseases learning to detect bore and jour ailments among pupils and how to handle handicapped children in classrooms.

New York City

Wheat streak mosaic seen in Nebraska wheat fields

Dr John Weihling extension plant pathologist at the University of Nebraska reports eastern Nebraska wheat fields show lower plant symptoms but upper parts clear, identified as wheat streak mosaic. Warm weather earlier caused symptoms, cold weather later halted them, with expectations that symptoms will reappear with warming. Samples from Polk Butler Saunders Seward and Fillmore counties indicate volunteers in eastern Nebraska last fall.

Nebraska John Z. University Swindank College of Agriculture Weihing Lloyd Anderson Scotts Bell Mitchell Nebraskaj Polk Butler Saunders Seward Fillmore Weihings

Best Feeding Ration For Beef Calves Revealed Fort Robinson

At Fort Robinson Beef Research Station Walter Rowden reports calves fed 4 pounds of alfalfa hay or 1 pound of 40 percent protein cake achieve the cheapest gains across winter and summer. Full fed hay at 4 pounds yields strong winter gains with summer pasture offsetting small winter gains. Costs show 4 pounds alfalfa hay or 1 pound 40 percent protein cake as the most economical for combined seasons.

Fort Robinson Waport Walter Rowden

Electric heating proves its comfort at Laban farm

The Garden County farm of Mr and Mrs Ernest Laban northeast of Oshkosh is highlighted as an all electric home with radiant heat panels replacing an oil burner in August 1958. The Labans praise warmth even at low temperature, low maintenance costs, and a chimney no longer needed, showing strong satisfaction with electric heating and future plans to replace fossil systems.

Nebras Gene Lienemanm Wheat Belt Nebraska Rural Electric Asan Lienemann Gardent Ernest Laban Oshkosh Garden County Nebraska Labans Ernest Laban

Contract Feeding Advantages Hinge Upon The Circumstance

Mitchell reports on contract feeding of livestock per Cliff Ashburn at Scotts Bluff Experiment Station. He outlines owner and feeder roles, profit division, and risks. Benefits include extra income, hay and grain markets, fertility, and winter labor use. drawbacks cover high risk, price shifts, disease, and weather impact on profit.

Mitchell Cliff Ashburn Scotts Bluff Experiment Station Ashburn

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