Farm & Home Project Draws More Nebraska Families
Nebraska's Farm and Home Development program grew in 1960 with 208 farm families enrolled, totaling 614 participating in 23 counties. Extension Agents increased visits 27 percent, 18 counties assisted 206 other families, and 97 families graduated to independent development. The program aims to help families plan using coordinated services while teaching decision making and record keeping for 1961 growth.
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Nebraska
Antelope
Buffalo
Colfax
Dakota
Dixon
Garfield District
Furnas
Hamilton
Holt
Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Long Range Beef Cattle Outlook Now Optimistic
University of Nebraska economist Everett E. Peterson reports a downward revision in U S beef cattle numbers but says the short run outlook for prices remains stable while the long range outlook improves. The Jan 1 1961 estimate follows a 1959 Census based downward revision with about two percent annual production growth possible if consumer incomes stay steady. Cattle on feed Jan 1 1961 hit nearly eight million, six percent above year ago.
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Lincoln
U.S
University of Nebraska
Everett E. Peterson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Peterson
Crop Hike Lower Prices Boost Feed Grain Stocks
The Department of Agriculture reports larger crops and lower prices lifting feed grain stocks under price support in 1960. Through December 1960 farmers held 152 million bushels of corn 72.7 million hundredweight of grain sorghum 16.5 million bushels of oats and 37 million bushels of barley under CCC loans and purchase agreements. Carryover stocks yields per acre and production hit new highs in 1960, with total feed grain production rising 3 percent to 168 million tons and average yields expanding across corn and sorghum. oats and barley also showed gains.
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Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Nebraska for the Future blueprint urged for youth stay
Bernice Camp of the Nebraska Farm Bureau argues for an active plan to develop industry, education, and government efficiency to keep the state’s youth at home. She calls for a revived Nebraska for the Future with task forces to map goals and actions for 10 to 15 years ahead.
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Bernice Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska
Haupts Celebrate 41st Anniversary in Sidney
Sidney residents recall the 41st wedding anniversary of Henry and Mrs Haupt at their home. Attendees include Alex Eirich of Gering Fred Flohr and sons Dalton Max Mathewson and children Divis family Sterling Carl Kurz and family Ed Haupt and family Jerry Haupt and family.
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Henry Haupt
Alex Eirich
Gering
Fred Flohr
Dalton
Max Mathewson
Sterling
Carl Kurz
Ed Haupt
Jerry Haupt
H van Aelstyn
Stanley Krueger
Bruce Juells
Potter
Howard Kurz
Youlanda
Don Bell
Marion Teel
Robert Kurz
Phillip
Kenneth
Youlanda Kurz
Frank Kurz
Bruce Juelfs
Margaret Lacey
Spalding
Neb
North Platte
James Mohatt
Local social visits noted in Sidney and Sterling
Mrs Robert Kurz and Mrs Eu gene Kerns and Mrs Henry Haupt attended a show in Sidney Monday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz called at the Howard Kurz home Saturday. Youlanda Kurz was an overnight guest and Jackie Kurz visited. Van Aelstyn and Anna Baker called Sunday at C S Chambers home. Mr and Mrs Dan Benzel and children visited Saturday at John Glanz Jr home in Sterling Colorado.
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Robert Kurz
Eugene Kerns
Henry Haupt
Sidney
Frank Kurz
Howard Kurz
Youlanda Kurz
Jackie Kurz
van Aelstyn
Anna Baker
C. S Chambers
John Glanz Jr
Sterling, Colo
Telegraph Wantads Offer Sale Or Trade Space
Classified notice promotes Telegraph wantads as a place to list items for sale or trade and reach local buyers. Includes invitation to place ads for quick, wide exposure.
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Telegraph
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Farm & Home Project
Philip S. Sutton
Agricultural Extension Service
Cheyenne County
Ing
McCormick Farm
Illinois
ASC
Dalton Legion Hall
Union Valley
Eagle, Davison, Gurley
Gurley
Eagle, Davison
Huntsman
Potter Legion Hall
Trog
Nitz
Pleasant View
Bunkerhill
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Legion
Lodgepolle
Colton
EAGLE
Lorenzo
Efirownson
Henry Haupts
FDIC
Dan Benzel
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