Origin of the 1936 Farm Committee and Soil Plan
The article reviews the 1936 launch of the Agricultural Conservation Program under the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act. It explains the evolution from AAA to ASC committees, payment structures Class I and II, and farm soil building goals guiding benefits.
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Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
ACP
Why Bread Prices Rise in Postwar Era Analysis
A study by the Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA, finds labor costs now about half the baker’s share of the consumer dollar for bread. It notes hourly earnings rose sharply from 1951 to 1959 and fringe benefits and taxes grew, pressuring profits as distributor and route costs shift with a longer work week and more sales staff.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Marketing Service
Irrigation Of Pasture Lands Urged In West
West Nebraska farmers are urged to establish irrigated pastures as economical forage for livestock. Steps cover land prep, leveling, irrigation borders, seedbed, and fertilizer based on soil tests. A late summer seedbed (Aug 10–30) aids spring planting, with a diverse grass mix for continuous grazing.
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Nebraska
a_ soil testing agency
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
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LABOR
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Bennie Herboldsheimers
Potter
Ervin
Peterson Management Agronomist Soil Conservation Service
Lincoln, Nebraska
Foland Farm Machinery
Calkins-Behlen
George Washington
Wokow
Ingiels
Leth Unlimited
Soil Conservation
Pruden
Sidney
Es Ponleeyel Curvey Inc
Illinois
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