Monday, January 12, 2015

Monday 1/12/15 Morning Ag Clips (50 word min)

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  1. 1793 penny sells for $2.35 million- A penny from the year 1793 has recently been sold at an auction for $2.35 million. The auction was located in Orlando, Florida. It is known as a chain cent because on the back side there is 13 chain links linked together symbolizing the original 13 colonies. It is a rare coin because soon after the design was put into production it was stopped from production because the symbol seemed to symbolize slavery.

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  2. Nutrition part of handling cold temps - Livestock owners need to protect their livestock from the harsh winter cold. Wind is worse when it is cold so you need to think about how you are going to get them out of the wind. Supply your livestock with fresh water.

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  3. The state of Nebraska, especially directly impacted Nebraska landowners deserved a definitive answer from the Nebraska Supreme Court as to whether or not LB1161 is constitutional. They did not get that answer today. Our state and our impacted landowners deserve a constitutional process to site and route oil pipelines. LB1161 was drafted by TransCanada, was passed at the behest of TransCanada, was passed for the exclusive benefit and advantage of TransCanada, and is special use legislation at its worst.

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  4. New technolgy is offering new security for farmers.Some farms have security holes big enough to drive a truck through stuffed with its goods. To find these holes before thieves do, conduct a survey. In San Luis Obispo County, California, the service is offered through the sheriff’s rural crime prevention program.

    “We highly recommend conducting a Farm/Ranch Security Survey – and we do get the word out” to this community, says Marsha Mann, a rural crime specialist.

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