U S Investment In Soil Saving Is Worth Billions
Bernie Camp argues the nation’s multi decade effort to conserve soil and water has totaled billions in investments and yielded incalculable returns. He credits cooperation across federal and state agencies, private power companies, and farmers for dams canals and power that protect lands, prevent floods, and provide recreation. Continuous maintenance and planning are essential to preserve these gains against erosion and silt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
The
Agricultural Conservation Service
Rural Electricification Administration
Bureau of Reclamation
United States Department of Interior
Army Engineer Division
Department of Defense
County Court Notices of Traffic Violations and Fictions
County Court records list violations with fines for operators from various states including Colorado North Carolina Pennsylvania Washington and Wyoming. Entries cover expired licenses speeding and a driving while intoxicated case with a total listed fine of 107.50 dollars. A closing remark notes foxes climbing trees to elude pursuers and wild geese living up to seventy years.
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Richard Segelke
Peetz
Colo
Robert L. Soto
Stanley R. Bugg
William O. Newbern
Jarvisburg
N.C
Joseph M. Hardimann
Philadelphia
Penn
Jacqueline R. Kurz
Sidney
Edwin 1
Lundberg
Tacoma
Washington
Leonard V
Schoeneman
Casper
Wyoming
Wheat outlook improves with light rains and hopper concerns
The week saw light to moderate rain that should help crown roots and improve wheat prospects by November 1 with extra showers possible. Grasshopper damage reported along field margins. Malathion or Sevin recommended for control and reseeding could proceed after rain. A High Plains Research Lab tour is planned for Tuesday October 10 at the Sioux Army Depot gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Plains Research Lab
Sioux Army Depot
Huntsman
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Jerry Moline
Two-Thirds of World Face Nutritional Diet Shortage
A United States Department of Agriculture ERS report based on The World Food Budget 1970 warns that about two thirds of the global population live in nations with nutritionally inadequate national diets. It highlights diet deficits across Asia, Africa, the Americas and the Caribbean, with daily calories around 900 less than well fed nations and lower protein and fat intakes. Wheat dominates early diets but as nations industrialize per capita wheat intake declines, increasing the need for wheat market development work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Research Service
United States Department of Agriculture
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Cheyenne
Don Hanway
Agronomy
Hanway
Central School
Don Lafler
Kenneth Tilghman
Frank Smith
National Guard Armory
Blue Bus
Ivan Liljegren
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Gulf
Great Lakes
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Appalachians
Ockies
Devel
Asia
Japan
Israel
Africa
South America
Central America
Caribbean
Pacific
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
South Asia
Nebr
Lorenzo
Sterling
Ranch
Golden B. Tone
C. Colodom
LS Boulder
C. Golden Domino
C. Silver Bocaldo
Colorado Domino
C. L. Walters & Son
Sidney, Nebr
Gene Watson
Bob Schnell
Farmers Feed & Seed
East
Illinois
Relph Cerleton
Maneger
Sidney, Nebraska
Anna Marie Weyerts
American Legion Hall
Gurley, Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Gurley
District Court
J.L. Thorpe
Frank J. Mattoon
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