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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1977
Page
2
New service for the Southern Panhandle agriculture industry titled Farm and Ranch Markets aims to aid farmers and ranchers in the local economy. The page promises generous information to help operators stay profitable and informed about market conditions.
The American Agriculture Strike Movement discusses farm policy and calls for agribusiness support. Comments reference parity levels and farm administration adequacy, with quoted voices on pricing, export systems, and the need for reasonable rates.
Chicago grain prices hold steady for wheat soybeans and oats while corn dips slightly. Kansas City wheat futures rise with mixed spot product quotes. regional cattle and hog sales show varied bids across Chappell Joliet Omaha markets, plus extensive upcoming livestock and commodity meetings and forecasts.
Weather bureau records show Sidney totals for November and the year 1977, detailing moisture measurements. The data likely compare monthly precipitation and year to date totals for the region.
The extended forecast notes partly cloudy skies and very mild temperatures from Wednesday to Friday. Highs are expected in the mid 40s to low 50s with overnight lows in the 20s. Weather data also references soil temperatures and normal norms for the year 76.
The 30-day outlook from mid November to mid December calls for near normal temperatures and below normal precipitation, with eastern Nebraska slightly wetter. Normal highs late November range from about 50 in the south and west to the mid 40s northeast, dropping to the low 40s southwest and low 30s northeast by mid December. Normal lows run from the low 20s west to the upper 20s southeast by mid December, with some northwest areas in the low teens. Precipitation is near half an inch to one inch in the southeast.
Temperatures near normal with Panhandle precipitation up to a third of an inch. Harvest resumes slowly amid muddy fields and snow, with grain drying and storage limiting progress. Topsoil moisture mostly adequate, subsoil largely adequate. Corn 90 percent harvested, sorghum and soybean progress near normal. winter wheat improving after snowmelt. Livestock movement up as feed remains adequate and forage persists.
Brush Colorado buyers report Friday sale with Barrow and gifts up 1.50 to 2.00. Sows 1.50 higher. US 1-2 200 to 235 lb 40.00 to 41.00. High yielding 41.25 to 41.50. US 2-3 200 to 250 lb 37.00 to 39.75. US 2-4 250 to 280 lb 34.50 to 37.00. Sows 1300 to 600 lb 30.50 to 33.00. 3200 head traded vs 750 last week and 3900 year ago.
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