Decisions Now Govern Farm Income Taxes
Agricultural economist John H. Coolidge of Kansas State University outlines end of year tax planning for Kansas farmers. It explains how to estimate current year income and expenses, shift income to future years, and use depreciation and investment credits to minimize taxes. It notes the 20 percent additional first year depreciation option and the investment credit limit during the suspension period, and urges consulting a tax consultant to act before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Coolidge
Kansas State University
Kansas
Advance Pay Program Features For Farmers
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization Committee chairman William Huser explains advance payments under the 1967 feed grain program. Payments vary by farm size, with 50 percent advances on price-support and diversion for small farms, and specifics on rates and base acreage. Signup timing will be announced before planting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Huser
Insurance sales pitch for fire risk analysis
A marketing line exaggerates fire risk and urges readers to have their MFA Insurance agent compare fire insurance today. The fragment hints at frequent house fires every 5.7 seconds and promotes policy review. No verifiable facts or names are provided.
Economist Sees Strong Market For 1967 Hogs
Kansas State University economist Coppersmith forecasts a robust hog market in 1967 with a summer peak around 25 dollars and a year end low near 17 to 18 dollars. He cites less competition from beef and lamb and notes 1966 was strong for many hog producers despite erratic prices. Slaughter in 1966 will dip from 1965 but rise in second half. 1967 spring pig crop expected up less than 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Robert L. Coppersmith
Kansas State University
Coppersmith
Cropland Acreages Opened to Public
Manhattan reports about 8,000 acres of Kansas cropland opened to public access. The filing notes ownership and potential use by local farms and rural communities.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Wool and CAP drive 1966 year end for payments
Wilson County ASCS chairman William Huser warns wool and mohair growers that the 1966 marketing year closes December 31. Payments depend on completing 1966 sales details and passing buyer title. late marketings shift to 1967, delaying payments until 1968. Applications should be filed by January 31, 1967. payments expected April next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Huser
ASCS
Nut Show Entry Date Extended
Dr. C. R. Roberts announces extended entry deadline for the Kansas Nut Growers Show. Submit one pound of shelled nuts by January 1 to Kansas State University Horticulture, Manhattan. include name address variety on each bag. Cash prizes and ribbons awarded February 22 at the Broadview Hotel Wichita.
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Manhattan
Kansas Nut Growers
C. R. Roberts
Association
Horticulture Department
Kansas State University
Roberts
Broadview Hotel
Wichita
Winter Lice Infestations Hit Kansas Cattle Hard
Kansas State University entomologist Leroy Brooks warns winter brings heavy lice infestations to beef and dairy cattle in Kansas. Untreated lice weaken animals, reduce milk, or cause death. Inspect stock now, select proper insecticides, use a sprayer delivering 200 psi, and retreat if needed. Thorough herd treatment and adherence to label directions are essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Leroy Brooks
Kansas State University
Brooks
North Central Kansas Launches 4-H Pilot in Seven Counties
Seven north central Kansas counties Clay, Cloud, Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell, Ottawa and Republic will host a new area 4-H program. An area extension specialist will work with county agents, establishing an Concordia office to implement a pilot study of exclusive youth services.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Clay
Cloud
Jewell
Lincoln
Mitchell
Ottawa
Republic
Harold E. Jones
Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas State University
County Agricultural Extension Council
Jones
Concordia
Kansas Extension Service
Fredonia Bull Testing Station Reports Bulls Progress
The Fredonia Bull Testing Station notes bulls on test progress with 55 bulls weighed on day 56. A Charolais bull owned by Rorabaugh leads with 4.91 lb daily gain. 12 Charolais in test. Emmett LeFores has nine Herefords averaging under three pounds. 27 Herefords tested. The Deets quartet tops Angus gains at 3.92 and 3.85. Test ends Feb 16. sale set for Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Rorabaugh
Balko
Okla
Emmett LeFores
Pampa
Tex
Max and
Marcelyn Deets
Henry Ericson
Fort Scott
Cucumber Sour Cream Sauce for Fish
Peel and grate cucumber and mix with commercial sour cream. Season with salt and black pepper and serve as a sauce for halibut, salmon, or other fish steaks.
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 15 1966
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas highlights community events on Tuesday December 15 1966. Short notes cover civic matters, social notices, and upcoming local activities. Readers are urged to consult the paper for details and notices affecting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Association Holds Fourth Pig Sale in 1967 southerly Kansas
The Southeastern Kansas Feeder Pig Association sold 644 feeder pigs at its fourth annual sale on December 3 in Fredonia. Receipts topped $13,000 as producers from Harper and other areas showed strong interest. Five more sales are planned in 1967 with pig numbers rising to 1,200 to 1,500 per sale once matching farrowing with sale dates is coordinated.
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Fredonia
Southeastern Kansas
Jack Linn
Wilson County
Association
Lewis Cline
Harper
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Soviet Russia
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
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