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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

8

Versatile Barn Plan For Pigs And Cattle In Erie

A county extension plan describes a 30 by 50 foot building suitable for both farrowing and finishing hogs with guard rails removable to convert pens. The layout supports 20 farrowing pens that convert to finishing pens, each finishing pen housing 16 pigs, plus a slotted floor for manure handling and a pit for 20 days of storage during farrowing or seven days during finishing. Ventilation insulation vapor barriers and fan specs protect weight gains year round. Also includes a 40 foot shed plan for 200 cattle and two alternative beef layout lot arrangements with bank feed plant and mature storage areas.

ERIE County Extension Office

Luck Hits Twice At Pennyroyal Fair

Hopkinsville Kentucky AP Jack Brown wins $1000 on penultimate night then draws again on final night securing a $3000 sedan in a dual prize spree at the Pennyroyal Fair.

Hopkinsville Jack Brown Brown

Kansans to Attend Swiss IFYE Alumni Conference

Thirty two Kansas International Farm Youth Exchange alumni will join more than 300 others from 31 nations at the IFYE Alumni Conference in Munsingen Switzerland August 21 29 The Kansas delegation includes Linda Ahlstedt Carr Margaret Cooper Marjorie Dunn John Baird Clifford Grover Sue Hartman Carol Blackhall Kilbourn Dick Kruse John Oltsen Darrell Priddy and Patricia Shaffer The event sponsored by the Swiss IFYE Alumni Association aims to promote world peace through friendship and continued IFYE engagement Kansas has sent 141 delegates abroad since 1948 and hosts 281 foreign rural youth.

Manhattan Kansas International Farm Youth Exchange IFYE Munsingen Switzerland Sunflower State Linda Ahlstedt Carr Independence Spain Margaret Cooper Lawrence Missouri Luxembourg Marjorie Dunn Kansas State University New York Panama John Baird Oxford Ireland North Ireland Clifford Grover Scott City India Sue Hartman KSU Brazil Ohio Carol Jean Blackhall Kilbourn Sterling France Dick Kruse Little River John Oltsen Robinson Australia Darrell Priddy Topeka Scotland Patricia Shaffer Waldo Kansas

Food Biggest Industry in India

New Delhi AP reports government statistics show India uses most energy on feeding itself with 72 percent of workers in farming and related jobs.

New Delhi India

Zillah School Enrollment Set for August 19

Humboldt authorities announce Zillah enrollment on August 19 from 9 a.m. to noon with teachers available to assist parents. First graders must be six by January 1 and bring birth certificates. A physical and immunizations including polio smallpox diphtheria pertussis tetanus measles and a TB test are required. School begins August 26 with a half day. Bus routes unchanged. School board members listed: Floyd Roberts Kenneth Stephens Harold Lassman Wayne Klotzbach Merle Mueller.

Humboldt Zillah School Floyd Roberts Kenneth Stephens Harold Lassman Wayne Klotzbach Merle Mueller

Calf Production In Kansas Rises In 1965

Topeka AP reports 1965 calf production up to an estimated 1,702,000 head, the third largest on state record. Lambs total 336,000, down 14 percent. wool to be shorn 3,760,000 pounds, 12 percent below 1964. Chickens raised total 5,792,000, also 12 percent lower than last year.

Topeka Kansas Crop and Livestock Report

Foods Commission Faces Hugh Task

Kansas State University economist notes the new National Commission on Food Marketing faces a major year ahead. The 15 member panel will study marketing structures, procurement, labeling, price setting, vertical integration, and retailer costs while weighing how imports and regulation affect consumers and farmers.

Bruce E. Chapman Kansas State University National Commission On Food Marketing Commission

Project Simpler aims to streamline farm programs nationwide

The Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service launches Project Simpler to cut waste and cut costs while improving service. Gilbert W. Egbert outlines county meetings to re study operations and reward practical ideas. President Johnson lauded efficiency gains and urged workers to seek lower costs and better methods as ASCS reports record workload with fewer staff. Cotton history note follows.

Manhattan Kansas Organization of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Gilbert W. Egbert Kansas Asc ASCS

Markets Uneven Across Commodities In August

Kansas State University forecasts August markets with eggs and milk rising on seasonal trends and higher utilization, wheat steady to higher, cattle steady, feeders stable, corn and Milo slightly lower, soybeans down as new crop brings record supply, and hogs easing but not to last fall levels.

Manhattan Kansas State University Agricultural Economics

Irish Potatoes Storage Tips For Growers

High Irish potato prices urge growers to store Irish potatoes with care. Dr. C R Roberts Kansas State University extension horticulturist recommends proper storage conditions and chemical growth regulators to reduce weight quality and appearance losses. He notes sprout inhibition and the need for good air circulation and no condensation or moisture to prevent decay. Potatoes stored cool with high humidity heal wounds and extend storage life, sprouting rises above 38 degrees. Dermatone or bag sprout are suggested sprout inhibitors for stored Irish potatoes.

Manhattan C. R. Roberts Kansas State University Roberts

Chanute Tribune August 3, 1965 Page Nine

News brief from Chanute Kansas covering local events. Labeled items detail community notices, social happenings, and short reports from Chanute and nearby areas. No major national events cited in readable text.

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