Tiemann Eyes Storage Boost At Mid-America Grain Confab
Lincoln Nebraska Gov Norbert Tiemann says Nebraska grain bulges with over 600 million bushels as wheat harvest nears and calls for federal help on on farm storage and drying facilities The Mid-America Grain Marketing and Transportation Conference will be held June 3 at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln with Volpe and rail regulators and requires $3 registration checks payable to the University Extension Division addresses provided.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Norbert T. Tiemann
Pershing Auditorium
John A. Volpe
Tiemann
Hardin
Nixon
University Extension Division
Nebraska Hall
North 17Th Street
Bread the Word and Bread the Loaf in 4 H
A language gap twists teens meanings of bread as money or loaf. Four H members bake cakes pizzas and rolls in a national program. Six top teen bakers win 3600 scholarships and an all expense trip to Chicago for the National 4 H Congress with awards and recognition.
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4-H
Chicago
Cost and Labor Pressures Reshape Sheep Industry Outlook
University of Nebraska economist Allen C. Wellman warns the domestic sheep sector faces rising costs and labor shortages, higher taxes, grazing fees, and predator losses. He urges improved product quality and pricing, year round lamb availability, lower processing costs, and wool innovations like machine washable wool to boost demand.
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Allen C. Wellman
University of Nebraska Extension
Wellman
Would-Be Farmers Face Tight Land, High Costs Says Coop Report
A 1969 Agriculture Department booklet warns new entrants face scarce land and high capital. With under three million farms averaging 377 acres, most turnover goes to existing operators. free government land is largely gone. Costs vary by region, from about 50,400 for a Jersey operation to 261,170 for a Southwest sheep spread, with total farmed acres shrinking over 10 to 15 years due to urban and nonfarm use.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Department
Jersey
Feedlot registration urged under Nebraska rules
Nebraska livestock feeders must register with the NWPCC if they meet size, location, or pollution risk criteria. Registration aims to map operations. inspections occur mainly for complaints or nuisances, not routine visits.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council
NWPCC
E. A. Olson
University of Nebraska Extension Agricultural Engineer
Olson
State Bureau of Environmental Health Services
Nebraska
Missouri Hog Farm Ruling Sets Industry Warning
A Missouri jury found Hog Builders Incorporated a nuisance after six days of trial. The court awarded two neighbors $136,200 in damages and denied an injunction to halt operations. The ruling signals potential limits on livestock confinement near residences and may impact future hog farm expansion.
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Missouri
Hog Builders Incorporated
Record fish catches and animal burrow habits from 1968
Charles Randolph of Atkinson holds the state hook and line record for bluegill with a 2 pound 8 ounce fish from a Holt County farm pond in August 1968. The cottontail rabbit does not dig its own burrow but occupies existing burrows such as badger digs abandoned by skunk woodchuck prairie dog or fox.
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Charles Randolph
Atkinson
Holt County
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