Normal Growth Nutrition For Beef Calves And Forage Quality
Extension notes growth needs for beef steers and heifers aiming for normal gain. Includes daily feed amounts, protein and TD N requirements for 400 and 800 lb animals, forage quality estimates for prairie hay alfalfa and straw, and the importance of feed testing. Also advises on fall pastures, poisonous plants and waste disposal, with event dates for extension meetings.
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Sudan
Courthiguse
Entomologist Tests Rearing Western Bean Cutworm In Lab
Art Hagen of Scotts Bluff Station attempts to rear western bean cutworm in captivity to study development stages for control. Larvae mature and mate but eggs prove nonviable. males appear sterile. If successful, winter rearing could allow field releases for testing chemical and biological controls.
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Art Hagen
Scotts Bluff
Junior Grain Show Set In December 1971
Nebraska announces three 1971 Junior Grain Show dates finishing December 7 in North Platte Grand Island December 5 and Lincoln December 9 at Gateway Auditorium Grain sorghum corn oats soybeans and wheat will have class champions Top purple ribbon winners earn expense paid trips to Grain Improvement Day in Omaha Any FFA member with a crops project may compete each chapter capped at three teams and 10 individuals The winning FFA team advances to Grain Improvement Day in Omaha.
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Lincoln
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
FFA
North Platte Mallon
Fenner Park
Grand Island
Gateway Auditorium
Foote
Omaha
Panhandle Counties Near Free of Elm Rot
Nebraska's Dutch Elm disease has reached all but ten of ninety three counties. Seven of the untouched counties lie in the Panhandle with Boyd Grant and Hooker also unaffected. Experts warn there is no clear timetable for spread and suggest community surveys before deciding on control programs.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
David S. Wysong
Panhandie
Boyd, Grant and
Hooker
Wysong
Blaine County
UN Extension
Bob Roselle
University Feeders Days Feature New Beef Breeds Topics
Two Nebraska sessions in Wisner January 11 and Lexington January 12 will cover exotic beef breeds in feedlots, nutrition topics, grain processing, and waste control. Experts from NU, FDA, and extension services will discuss quality feeding, starting cattle, additives, and regional livestock development.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Paul Guyer
NU Extension
Hudson Glimp
Wisner
Nebr
Lexington
Glimp
US Meat Animal Research Center
Clay Center
Nea
Walter Tolman
Stan Farlin
Guyer
Terry Klpfenstein
Dave Johnson
Omaha National Bank
Nebraska
William C Burnett
Food & Drug Administration
Kansas City
James Higgins
Nebraska Environmental Control Council
Dave Garst
Coon Rapids
Symposium On Beef Set For December In Cheyenne
The second Range Beef Cow Symposium runs December 13 to 15 at the Little America complex in Cheyenne Wyoming with stockmen from Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and Colorado. Speakers include David Stroud Elizabeth Hanford Dr Robert Hatch and University of Nebraska and Colorado State researchers discussing nutrition breeding crossbreeding range management and consumerism in beef. The event merges with the Colorado Wyoming Feed and Nutrition Conference and is sponsored by NU South Dakota State University University of Wyoming and Colorado State University.
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Scoittsbluff
Cheyenne
Wyomin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
David Stroud
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Chicago
Iinois
Elizabeth Hanford
Office of Consumer Affairs
Washington, D.C
Robert Hatch
University of Nebraska
Scotts Bluff Station
Little America Complex
Donald Clanton
North Platte
Robert Koch
Animal Science Department
Lincoln
M.D. Shepherd
Wyannis
Jim Nichols
North Platte Station
Bill Pope
Texas A&m University
Chadron
South Dakota State University
University of Wyoming
Colorado State University
Colorado- Wyoming
Colorado-Wyoming Feed and Grain Dealers Assn
New Man Named Nebraska Wildlife Services Supervisor
Robert P Kelly is named Nebraska state supervisor for the Division of Wildlife Services within the US Fish and Wildlife Service. He will oversee bird and mammal damage control programs on public and private lands and wildlife enhancements on federal lands. He will review environmental impact statements for federal highway and airport proposals and work with state agencies on pesticide effects on fish and wildlife.
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Lincoln
Robert P Kelly
Nebraska
Division of Wildlife Services
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Kelly
Texas
Texas A&m College
Colorado State University
Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S Forest Service
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Stilbestrol Withdrawal Evaluated in Beef Feed
Lincoln experts assess the proposed ban on diethylstilbestrol in finishing rations. Dr. Paul Guyer of Nebraska Lincoln notes consumer benefits from tech gains but warns higher beef costs if stilbestrol is removed. He argues residues are rare, mainly in liver and gut, at minuscule levels, and that FDA moves may reduce errors while allowing continued use.
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Lincoln
Paul Guyer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Guyer
FDA
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mix
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Listen
Lofty Nest
Bouquet
Sanity
Shepherd's Crooks
Make
Spot
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