Anchoring Of Surface Soil Vital
Winds and topsoil movement threaten wind erosion in Nebraska panhandle. Dry weather and winter winds worsen conditions as winter wheat declines leave fields fallow. Louis Daigger urges roughening surface soil and furrow schemes, with anchoring residues, to reduce erosion this season.
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Trading stamps likely to stay in American economy
Market expert Dr. Harold Fox of NIU argues trading stamps will remain a part of U S culture and economy. His study notes stamps serve thrift during price stability and inflation, offer perceived value through nonliquidity, and function as gifts while boosting merchandise value for stamp savers.
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