Wheat moisture rule changes tough grade in Nebraska
Lincoln NebrASkA The Nebraska Grain Improvement Association announces a June 1 change in wheat grading. Wheat with more than 13.5 percent moisture now grades tough, replacing the previous cutoff of 14 percent for hard red winter wheat. Higher moisture raises respiration, lowers keeping quality, risks germ damage, and can cause musty odors during storage.
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Lincoln
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Foote
Nebraska Wheat Leads Japan Wheat Sales Record
The Nebraska Wheat Commission reports U S sales of wheat to Japan reached a new all time high for the Japanese fiscal year ending March 31 with 62 766 065 bushels sold Chief Gary Whiteley notes the record shows U S sales are cash based and up 82 1 2 percent from the prior year He cites Canada as behind and cites strong prospects for the current year with Japan planning to import about 120 million bushels and U S expected to sell about 55 million bushels. Whiteley adds the past year’s mix was 53 percent hard wheat and 47 percent white wheat with most imports used for food.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Wheat Commission
United States
Japan
Gary Whiteley
Commission
U. S
Canada
Whiteley
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
North and
South Dakota
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Japanese Food Agency
Police Court Docket From Portland Ore
Lawrence Dwight Ross was drunk and fell from a box car and was escorted out of town. Clark H. Fuller cited for failure to yield right of way with $5 and $4 costs. Donald Brauer charged with dog complaint with $1 and $4 costs. Ray Dale Young listed as drunk with $10 and $4 costs.
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Lawrence Dwight Ross
Portland
Ore
Clark H. Fuller
Donald Brauer
Ray Dale Young
Support Rate On Oats Is 64 Cents
Lincoln prices for state oats support in 1964 range from 61 to 67 cents per bushel, unchanged from last year, as the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service reports. County rates reflect grading U.S. No. 3 or better, listing 62 cents for Cherry. 63 cents for Sioux, Scotts Bluff, Banner, Morrill, Box Butte, Dawes, Sheridan. 64 cents for Kimball, Cheyenne, Deuel, Keith. 66 cents for Chase, Hayes, Red Willow.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
U.S
Kimball
Cheyenne
Deuel
Keith
Chase
Hayes
Red Willow
Byerly to speak at 60th Nebr Agric Experiment Station
Dr Theodore C Byerly of Washington DC will address the 60th anniversary observance of the University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station in North Platte on June 17. The administrator of the Cooperative State Research Service will discuss Insuring Our Agricultural Excellence. Byerly, an Iowa native, earned degrees at the University of Iowa.
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North Platte
Theodore C. Byerly
Washington, D.C
Cooperative State Research Service
University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
James C. Adams
Byerly
Iowa
University of Iowa
Rural Electric Youth Day marks first Washington inauguration
A Nebraska delegation of 29 youths joins a five day national tour for Rural Electric Youth Day in Washington. The event, tied to NRECA, features talks by Norman Clapp and Clyde Ellis, plus Q and A on rural electrification. Attendees from Cheyenne County include Shirley Mika, Larry Flohr, and Betty Weed of Dalton.
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Washington, D.C
Nebraska
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Washington
Rural Electric
Johnson
Norman Clapp
Rural Electrification Administration
George Goss
Food For Peace
NRECA
Clyde T. Ellis
Bonnie Bell
Georgia
Dallas
Texas
Department of Agriculture
John A. Baker
America
Cheyenne County
Shirley Jean Mika
Larry Gene Flohr
Betty Jean Weed
Dalton
Panhandle Area
4-H Club Week Under Way in Nebraska State Event
Nearly 135 of the 250 to 300 Nebraska 4-H club members attending State 4-H Club Week June 9 to 12 have all or part of their expenses paid by Friends of 4-H groups and agencies aiding the program. The event in Lincoln highlights support for youth in 4-H activities.
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College of Agriculture and Home Economics
State Capitol
State Historical Society
Sheldon Art Gallery
Elelphant Hall
Omaha
State
Lincoln
Nebraska
Friends of
Hailstorm Devastates Crook Colorado Crook suffered crop damage and blocked roads
A fierce hailstorm swept Crook Colorado yesterday afternoon causing near total destruction within a mile radius. Farmers report destroyed beets and crops, with the storm also halting traffic. Haxtun area and other northeastern Colorado regions received damage and heavy rains brought relief to some crops.
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Crook
Haxtun
Colorado
M. T. Applegit
Pat Weigel
Weigel
Demands Whole Truth Louisville Child’s Birthday Riddle
In Louisville Kentucky a neighbor recalls a humorous exchange as Mrs Harry Muldovan’s four year old asserts his age by asking how many fives count to five and beyond. The reply is a playful twist on counting and growing up.
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Louisville, Ky
Harry Muldovan
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