Arabs blamed for oil emergency in wake of embargo
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett notes the oil shortage escalated from heating oil scares to a national crisis after the October 17 embargo by nine Arab governments. US imports fall 17 to 21 percent, about three to four million barrels daily, with total consumption around 17 to 18 million barrels. If embargo ends, crisis may ease but challenges remain.
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Planning fertilizer use amid 1974 shortages in Kansas farming
Kansas farmers are urged to preplan fertilizer use as nitrogen and phosphorus supplies tighten. Soil testing this fall guides efficient applications, with potential use of alternative materials, manure, or timing shifts to avoid shortfalls. The Extension Service urges early delivery and flexibility to maximize next year’s yields.
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