Danger to Cattle In Blood Parasites
ERIE Recent developments in the control of anaplasmosis a blood parasite disease that threatens cattle economics point to controlling external parasites. Lice flies and ticks spread the disease. recovered animals remain carriers for life. southeastern and northeastern Kansas report most cases where tick populations are high. Early signs include temperature loss of appetite and yellowing skin udder mouth and eyes. Death can occur within days. restrict movement of sick cattle. Treatments include CoraI Lindane for beef cattle and Ciodrin or Rotenone for dairy cattle. A veterinarian supervised blood test identifies carriers and isolation of reactors from negatives has proven effective.
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Kansas
Lime and Fertilizers Boost Neosho County Farm Income
Erie reports that lime and fertilizer use raised over $1 million in Neosho County farmers income in the past year based on 1,000 samples collected by county farm agent Fred DeLano. The analysis highlights improved yields from soil treatment.
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Erie
Neosho County
Fred DeLano
del Ano
Taylor appointed to Kansas Farm Bureau program of work
Wayne Taylor of Chanute is named to the Kansas Farm Bureau program of work committee for a two year term representing eight counties in the third district. The committee meets in Manhattan in February to set 1965 policy goals and will draft tentative resolutions in September for county review. The panel will finalize 1966 policy at the state convention in November 1965. John J Armstrong of Muscotah leads the committee.
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Wayne Taylor
Chanute
Kansas Farm Bureau
Walter ¢. Peirce
Taylor
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Farm Bureau Police
John Junior Armstrong
Muscotah
Kansas
Harold Jones
Hamlin
Farm Bureau Women
Choate Re-elected Wilson County ASC Chairman
Choate Leon Choate of Fredonia R 1 was reelected chairman of the Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee for the coming year. He will be joined by vice chairman William Huser of Neodesha R 1 and members Alva Lambert Fredonia R 4 Laverne W Carlson Chanute R 1 with Richard L Guenther Benedict as second alternate. The election took place at the county ASC convention on Nov 24. Electors were farmers chosen as convention delegates in recent community committee elections.
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Fredonia
Leon Choate
Fredonia R
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
William Huser
Neodesha R. 1
Alva Lambert
Fredonia R. 4
Laverne W. Carlson
Chanute R
Richard L. Guenther
Benedict
ASC
Milkers Urged to Feed Heavily for High Production
Dairy guidance notes a 1400 pound cow producing 8 pounds of milk needs about 50 pounds of grain (corn or sorghum) or 100 pounds of alfalfa daily to supply energy for milk and body maintenance. Typical roughage grain rations include 20 pounds alfalfa and 40 pounds grain to meet energy needs.
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Fredonia
Farm tax help program set for December 16
Erie area farm management tax school scheduled for 7 30 p m December 16 at the courthouse. Bill Guy farm management fieldman will present guidance on tax rules records needed and income expense practices to minimize taxes.
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Erie
Bill Guy
Shelter Workshop Promises Fallout Protection Guidance
A two day workshop at Erie on December 17 and 18 will train agricultural leaders in fallout protection for rural buildings. Richard Jepsen and Fred DeLa- ess will direct sessions at the courthouse starting 9 a.m. with no fees.
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Erie
Richard Jepsen
Fred
Kan
Sas State University
Ing
Fred DeLa
Neosho County
Office of Civil Room
Umberger Hall
Kan Defense
United Statessas State University
Manhate
Farm Business School Planned in Fredonia Area
A special short course on farm management is arranged by Jay Treet Dorothy Nufel and others with Dan Pheri go and Marilynn Schaus offering guidance. Sessions cover Records Analysis Space Management Major Outlays Financing and Credit and Money Management with enrollment via the county extension office by December 16.
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Fredonia
Wil
Son County
Dee
Jay Treet
Dorothy Nufel
Dan Pherigo
Marilynn Schaus
Farm Bureau Says End Feud If Farmers Free From Controls
Charles B. Shuman of Illinois told the American Farm Bureau convention that the group will end its feud with the Johnson administration only if farmers are freed from government controls. He warned businessmen to slow accommodation to big government and urged opposition if administration proposals clash with Farm Bureau policy.
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Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Johnson
Charles B. Shuman
Illinois
Big Farm Organization
Federation
Farm Bureau
Shuman
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Shooting Field Planning in USDA Leaflet 532
Farmers can read about planning shooting fields for pen raised upland birds as part of a conservation plan. The leaflet explains releasing birds within the field to reduce escapes and describes how a shooting preserve offers hunters the chance to harvest birds in about two hours.
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Erie
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Chanute Tribune brief shows December date notation
A fragmented Chanute Tribune page from December 9 appears with unclear details. Readable items hint at local notices and tiny city items but lack full context or names.
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Bureau
Choate
Wilson County
C. Piers Wilson
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Stations
Howard Sell
Radiant Electric Assn
John Deer
Woodson
Allen
Neosho
Montgomery
Labette
Bourbon
Crawford
Cherokee
South
Home Savings Now Offers
Home Savings
Lincoln & Walnut
Gooch
Revere Ware
Revere Ware Skillet
West Bend
Silex Toaster
Westinghouse Radio
Spartus
George Freeman
Delta Electric Lantern
Corning Ware
Manning-Bowman Steam Iron
Potters Hatchery
Malcolm
Nity
Democratic Congress
iThe Chanute Tribune
Mac's Milker Supplies
E. Main
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