Estate planning program April 10 at CCC-G.I.
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The farm and ranch Project of Legal Aid of Nebraska, in conjunction with the Risk Management Agency of the USDA, will give a lecture on “Fraud & Identity Theft and Estate Planning” from 10 am to noon on Thursday, April 10, Central Community College in Grand Island. Topics include how thieves steal your identity and the consequences of this measure, how to prevent the theft of identification, and what you can do for repair, if your identity is stolen. The program is also used for the planning of capital, such as taxes, transfer fees, in our country, the exploitation of trusts, estate acts of life, Heritage Title, care and Medicaid. There will be no fee for the workshop. A question and answer session will continue in the future. For more information and to register, you can call the hotline to answer Rural (800) 464-0258. Available funding from the clinic on the farm on April 4 Farmers and herders are cordially invited to attend a free clinic funding for farm Friday, April 4, in Grand Island. The clinic offers one-on-one and group meetings are confidential. Questions can be answered, the law on the experience of the lawyer and financial adviser at the clinic. Employees of the clinic specialize in the legal and financial issues related to agriculture and agriculture, including financial planning, real estate and planning for transition countries, the exploitation of lending programmes , the debtor / creditor law, water and other relevant topics. The event is sponsored by the Risk Management of the USDA, Nebraska Department of Agriculture and Legal Aid of Nebraska. To register for the clinic or for more information, you can call Michelle in the Nebraska-Hotline, (800) 464-0258. Farm Bureau Eurek distinction, Utter Paul Eurek of Loup City and Dennis Utter Hastings was named “Friends of Agriculture” NFBF-PAC, Nebraska Farm Bureau committee of political action. Eurek is a candidate to represent District 41 in the Nebraska law. Eurek was recommended that the designation of Agriculture Friend of the Farm Bureau agencies Antelope, Boone, Garfield, Greeley, Hall, Howard Sherman / Wheeler Valley and departments. Total is to represent a candidate in the District 33 Legislative Nebraska. It was recommended that a friend of agriculture and the expulsion Adams County Farm Bureau. The organization of the “Friend of Agriculture” designation is given to selected candidates for public office for their commitment to agriculture, the positions on agricultural issues, qualifications and experience to days, communication capabilities and the ability to represent their constituencies, Axtell Steve Nelson, President of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation’s PAC, and the first vice-president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau. Study: no advantage to listen only to keep weaned calves A study conducted by researchers at Kansas State University pointed out that only calves shipping after the separation of its dams grew up and remained, as well as the healthy calves, which focus on the ranch for different levels of period of up to 60 days. In the study of calves were weaned Angus cross beef, weighs about 400 pounds were separated according to age, said K-State Research and Extension scientists feed, KC Olson. The calves were sent to one of five different periods of weaning corresponds to the period, 60, 45, 30, 15 and 0 days of separation between dams and the dispatch of an auction. Olson, PhD and Justin Bolte, which the study. All calves were fed the same freedom of choice of regime in the whole process and monitoring have been twice daily for symptoms of respiratory diseases. They were vaccinated against diseases within 14 days before separation from dams and again on the day of separation. At a joint ship date (August 24, 2007), the calves were three hours in a commercial market auction, where they were awarded for 14 hours. Then they were in a feedlot an hour away. The body of the state of dams was 60 days before and 60 days after shipment. “In fact,” said Olson, “is that, under the conditions of our study, the original ranch weaning periods between 15 and 60 days is not to improve the health of calf or growth, in relation to the shipment of calves, immediately after separation of the mother. “ |