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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1960
Page
13
Farmers with Conservation Reserve contracts must follow Soil Bank base crop acreage limits, determining the maximum harvestable crops. Some farms have zero permitted base crops if all cropland is enrolled.
Kansas State University entomologist Keith Whitney reports radio waves from television transmitters could kill insects in stored grain. Equipment has killed rice weevils, granary weevils, flour beetles, dermestids, carpet beetles, lesser grain borers and cockroaches in wheat and milled products with no chemical residues. Seeds treated with radio waves germinate faster, accelerating early plant growth.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that European corn borers destroyed about 68 million bushels of grain corn valued near 72 million dollars nationwide. Nebraska losses total about 17.99 million dollars.
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announces five judges to pick the top two Nebraska soil conservation districts for a national program. Juracek of Holt district chairs interim judging. districts eastern and western compete for grand awards, with trips to Arizona and bronze plaques for winners. Final results expected in July or August.
The U S Department of Agriculture announced last week that there has been no withdrawal of restrictions on 2 4 D use for weed control. Labels for registered products contain instructions and adequate precautions to protect the public.
State 4-H Club Week will be held June 7 to 10 at the Nebraska College of Agriculture in Lincoln. Organizers invite 4-H members to attend workshops demonstrations and competitions during the event.
Sioux City readers are invited to an open house event at the Sioux Ordnance Depot this Sunday showcasing current operations and a tour for the public. Officials say demonstrations and exhibits will be available and personnel will answer questions.
The article notes a postcard survey showing strong support for a Modified Certified Brucellosis Free area in Cheyenne County and announces a May 17 meeting at the 4-H building with federal veterinarians to explain the program. It also includes lawn care tips and guidance on treating fairy rings with mercuric chloride, warning of its toxicity and handling precautions.
Final plans for the 1960 Nebraska High School rodeo at Harrison are completed. The event runs June 2 3 and 4 with opening activities in the association hall. Sponsored by the Nebraska High School Rodeo Assn it is open to Nebraska high school students. The membership drive is halfway to its goal, says secretary Charles Lee of Harrison.
The organizer notes 250 members have joined so far and aims for 500 by the event date to ensure strong attendance and support.
The sperm whale, once found globally, is now present mainly in the Atlantic where its oil is of limited commercial use.
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