Signup Deadline Looms for 1967 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs
Farmers with no intention filed at the ASCS county office must act before Friday March 17 1967 to participate in the wheat and feed grain programs. Only signups enable price support loans and payments. intentions must be filed for both programs for substitution between crops. Also urged to watch KTNE TV March 13 20 and 27 on pesticides and insecticides, with a nightly quiz. Check stored grain now for moisture and theft, as deterioration risks CCC loans and storage credits. Notify ASCS if grain appears to deteriorate or theft is suspected. no grain may be moved from a bin under CCC loan without prior approval, or future loans may be jeopardized.
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ASCS
Ktne-Tv
Channel 13
Alliance
Nebraska
CCC
Agriculture Clinics Set for March 22 23 in McCook
Speakers and topics announced for annual clinics in McCook on March 22 and 23 at 7 30 p m sponsored by South Plate to United Chambers of Commerce University of Nebraska and Burlington Railroad Dr Raymond Doll vice president and senior economist Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will discuss Live stock Outlook Ellsworth Carlson chief Weed and Seed Nebraska Department of Agriculture will cover Thistle and Weed Problems and Related Laws James Roberts Dawson County farmer will talk Reef Futures as Used by a Cattle Feeder John Furrer University of Nebraska Extension pesticides specialist will explain How to Avoid Pesticide Residue and Problems
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Orleans
McCook
South Plate
United Chambers of Commerce
University of Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Raymond Doll
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
John Furrer
University of Nebraska Extension
THIS IS YOUR LAND National Wildlife Week 1967 theme
Public lands managed by local state or federal agencies offer parks picnic grounds and spaces for camping hunting and fishing. The article urges Americans to learn where lands are located who administers them and how to ensure access and better use to preserve open spaces for recreation amid rising populations and costs.
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National Wildlife Federation
Cheyenne County 4 H Leaders Highlight Annual Notes
Cheyenne County 4 H Leaders dinner at the 4 H building featured comments by Miss Marcelo Barleman Associate State Leader on new pilot projects including Know Your Heritage centennial observance. The meeting covered scholarships, a Massachusetts exchange Parents Night and a 4 H bus tour plan from Sidney to Hannibal Indianapolis Washington and back to Nebraska, with careful fundraising and volunteer leadership details.
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Cheyenne County
Marcelo Barrelman
Nebraska
John Underdown
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Mass
Sidney
St. Joe
Hannibal
Missouri
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Washington
New
Steve Linton
Morrill County Looks Ahead in Home Economics Plan
Thirty nine community leaders met at the Extension Office in Bridgeport to tailor Morrill County’s Home Economics program. Don Siffring outlined population shifts, noting rural losses and a 28.5 percent rise in women over 60, with declines in younger age groups. Five program areas were explored by Theodora Jones and county staff, then split into groups to match needs with services. A follow up meeting will finalize the year’s Looking Ahead plan. inquiries to Siffring at Bridgeport Extension Office.
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Bridgeport
Morrill County
Don Siffring
Theodora Jones
Alliance
Roy Peterson
Angora
Harold Fritzler
Broadwater Clothing
Jim Conrad
John Hashagen
Forest Carnine
Karen Fuller
Siffring
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Kimball County
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Bob” Andersen
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