March 1972: Plane Sense in Rural Life Draws Nebraska Farmers
An Ogallala feature explores the Nebraska Flying Farmers and Ranchers Association. It profiles Larry Bradman and other members, noting planes as income and farm tools, costs of ownership, and the group’s Washington lobbyist. The article reflects shifting views on aviation in farming communities.
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Flying Farmers Boost Nebraska Air Age Promise
The first Nebraska meeting for flying farmers and ranchers drew strong turnout with about 376 registered and an estimated 100 unregistered attendees. University of Nebraska officials hosted the event to organize a flying farmers association highlighting rural aviation as key to connecting farm families with the outside world.
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