Backyard Farmer Show Starts April 1 On Educational TV
The University of Nebraska’s Backyard Farmer returns for its 16th season on Nebraska Educational Television with an hour long live panel answering viewer questions. The show airs Mondays at 8 p m CST from April to October and features Extension specialists and local agents in Lincoln and across the state.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Educational Television
ETV
John Furrer
Bob Roselle
John Weihing
Wayne Whitney
George Round
Lancaster County
Cyril Bish
Emery Nelson
Allen Boettcher
Kuon-Tv
Omaha
Douglas County
Backyard Farmer
WeinZart
HRW Wheat Gains Market Share At Nebraska
Nebraska Agriculture reports Hard Red Winter wheat is a growing priority product both at home and abroad. Foreign sales rose to 70 percent in 1966 before a 1967 dip, while domestic use climbed to 47 percent in 1966 and 45 percent in 1967. Nebraska remains among the top HRW producers nationwide.
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Lincoln - Wheat
Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Vandalism and Theft Reported From Cars
One case of vandalism and another of theft from a car were reported Thursday evening to police. Mrs. Les Hand said someone rifled the glove compartment and took small mirrors from her car. Mrs. Charles Green said someone let the air out of all four tires on her car Thursday evening.
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Les Hand
Charles Green
Hunting Show To Be Staged Tuesday Eve
A full length movie presenting African safaris and world hunts debuts Tuesday March 19 at 7 30 p m in the Elks Auditorium. Produced by Klineburger Bros and Jonas Bros of Seattle the film follows tiger hunting in India Amazon hunting and a polar bear hunt near the arctic Circle with real camp scenes and varied transport. Admission is 150 for adults and 1 for children under twelve eight hunts are included.
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Klineburger Bros
Jonas Bros
Seattle
India
Amazon
Mexico
Northwest
Arctic Circle
Danger Spots To Be Surveyed For Correction
John Hossack state engineer of Nebraska's roads says 70 railway highway grade improvement projects are planned under the safety spot improvement program. Nebraska leads the nation in scheduled work with about 90 percent federal funding, totaling 1 192 030 dollars. In 60 days crossings will be surveyed to determine the hazard index and identify the most dangerous spots. The program focuses on grade crossings as the main correction effort.
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John Hossack
Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska
State Road Department
Indian flour testing program gains global cooperation
Suspense thriller tone aside, the text notes 150 mills in India cooperating in a flour testing program to improve flour from U S wheat milled by Indian mills. Nebraska producers back the U S wheat market development program in India and Asia via Great Plains Wheat and Western Wheat Associates, funded by Wheat Division funds.
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India
U. S
Nebraska
Great Plains Wheat and
Western Wheat Associates
Wheat Division
4 H Girls Learn Homemaking
Nebraska 4 H girls enrolled in over 38 400 home economics projects this year. Nationally 1.3 million members take part in projects including clothing, food preservation and health. Projects teach why techniques work and often lead to careers in teaching extension work and home economics.
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Nebraska
NFO Advised: Corporate Farms Threaten Economy in Colorado
In Sterling Colorado a National Farmers Organization meeting heard Homer Jackson of Rifle and NFC president William Sellhurst warn that giant corporations could erase the American farm through ownership consolidation. They urged farmer unity and market control, saying small businesses and rural economy could vanish without action. Hundreds of farmers from northeastern Colorado and western Nebraska attended.
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Sterling
Colo
Homer Jackson
Rifle
National Farmers Organization
William Sellhurst
Nebraska Nfc
Colorado
Nebraska
Two Auto Mishaps Hit Saturday. Tickets Issued
Police checked two traffic incidents on Saturday. Jeanie Didier of Sidney was cited for failure to yield at Cedar and 19th after a collision with Carlton Haze. A Parkview Drive truck owned by Sidney Flooding and Supply caused about $50 in damage by failing to fit beneath an awning. The article notes Nevada and Arizona population growth figures from the Census Bureau.
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Parkview Drive
Marvin Farmer
Sidney
Jeanie Didier
Carlton Haze
Cedar
Miss Didier
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