Surplus Potatoes Fail As Fertilizer In Nebraska Study
The University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station reports surplus potatoes under a government program are more valuable as livestock feed than as ground fertilizer. Ninety big lines discuss nitrogen and phosphorus content, feeding value, and the risk of disease and pests if potatoes are spread on fields.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Nebraska
Farm Theft Reports Probed By Officers
The sheriff's office investigates theft claims on farms south and west of Sidney. Deputy Arnold Braasch said the report was received Wednesday night and he planned to inspect the scene yesterday. Sheriff Schulz was in Lincoln on business when the report arrived.
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Sidney
Arnold Braasch
W. W. Schulz
Lincoln
Braasch
Oat Barley Treating Materials Scarce Seeks Substitutes
Nebraska farmers may substitute materials for treating oats and barley this spring. Extension Plant Pathologist Jesse Livingston of the University of Nebraska cites high demand for New Improved Ceresan and scarcity in stores. He recommends Arasan or Spergon as substitutes, applied as seed dust. two ounces per bushel replace the usual half-ounce.
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Nebraska
Jesse Livingston
University of Nebraska
Ceresan
Remark on Grain Germination Inhibition By Excess Materials
The note states that the listed materials will not insure germination of the grain when used in amounts exceeding the specified limit. It cautions that overuse of these additives fails to promote germination and may be ineffective.
Drunken Driving Bill Fails Narrowly in Legislature
Legislature narrowly defeats Sen. John Doyle amendment to SB 162 to impound cars of reckless drivers as part of harsher penalties for driving while intoxicated. The bill advances. penalties outlined include fines from 50 to 300 dollars and jail time for first offenses, escalating for subsequent offenses with license suspensions and vehicle impounding.
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John Doyle
Doyle
Nominees Listed For State Camp Choices
The Sidney Hi-Life reports Sidney High School has named delegates for Boys and Girls State camp next summer. Nominees include Jack Fisher, Lyal Ladine, Donal Mueller, Harold Gell, Bob Sherrerd, Pam Kinne, Shirley Ladine, Beverly Lynghorng, Dorothy Osborn, and Marion Troutman.
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Sidney Hi-Life
Sidney High School
Jack Fisher
Lyal Ladine
Donal Mueller
Harold Gell
Bob Sherrerd
Pam Kinne
Shirley Ladine
Beverly Lynghorng
Dorothy Os
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