Local Letters Praising 4-H and Agriculture Coverage
Readers in Broadwater and Sidney Nebraska commend the March 1967 agriculture and 4-H reporting by the Sidney Telegraph. Letters praise the 4-H edition and Extension coverage as a boost to Cheyenne County programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
The
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
del Rae Beermann
Mary Jane Gottschalk
Jack Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
Pug
Jack
Wesley M. Antes
Conversion Program Is Announced For 1967 Farm Aid
USDA announces a Crop land Conversion Program for 1967 in 28 states with $7.5 million in federal funds. Nebraska receives $386000 to operate in 12 counties Antelope Boone Boyd Custer Dawes Dixon Dundy Lincoln Madison Platte Sherman Webster. The plan helps family farms convert base acreage crops to conservation uses such as forests water storage wildlife habitat or recreation. Eligible farmers divert a full allotment or base crop with payments at rates similar to the Crop land Adjustment Program, reduced for grazing or diversion. County committees will offer agreements to family sized farms already in Cropland Adjustment Program but not accepted due to limited funds. Decisions rely on need to adjust farming and to prevent erosion or deterioration of farm land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Nebraska
Hans Jensen
ASC
Antelope
Boone, Boyd
Custer
Dawes
Dixon
Dundy
Lincoln
Madison
Platte
Sheridan
Webster
ASC County
CCP
Maple Grove News Relatives Visit And Easter Gatherings
Relatives from Lincoln Wheatridge Colo and local families visited Mrs Emma Geu and other hosts in Maple Grove during Easter week. Easter dinners were held at multiple homes as Harold Geu Oscar Schlman Verne Sharman and others hosted family groups. Newsmen at Boston sheltered from cold as We Shall Overcome echoed outside Sen. Kennedy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Geu
Lincoln
Maria Seegrist
Wheatridge
Colo
Heller
S. Dakota
Charles Smith
Steve Runion
Wesley Stately
Augusta Runion
Don Sharman
LaVerne Flessner
Verne Sharman
T. N. McGo
Earl Geu
Henry Geu
Rodney Methew
Sor
Boston
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
flaxseed price support unchanged for 1967 crop
The 1967 flaxseed price support remains at 2.90 dollars per bushel for grade No. 1, same as 1966, with county rates adjusted for grade and quality. Loans and purchases will fund the program, with simplified handling and no delivery charge if crops are redeemed rather than delivered to CCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rexroth
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Rexroth
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Lauretta McConnell
Maple Grove News
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Denver
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Sterling
Graham Motor Hotel
McKesson
Aginte
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10Th Ave
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Moore Brothers
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W.R
George
James
Samuel
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Prita Bank
FDIC
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