Mill Inspectors Trained at Kansas State Mill Facility
Kansas State University extension formula feeds specialists train 60 Kansas City FDA inspectors in mill operations at the K State pilot feed mill. The program covers equipment handling, feed additive regulation, and contamination checks by FDA inspectors at mills and grain elevators.
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Sion
Kansas State University
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Kansas
FDA
Kansas City District Office
K-State
War Time On Rodents War Time On Rodents
Fredonia notes rodent control season as prime time to attack farm pests. County agent Jack Linn highlights losses from a single rat at 10 to 25 dollars yearly and recommends an anti-coagulant bait plan. Three-pronged defense includes baiting, clean up and rodent-proofing, and persistent effort.
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Fredonia
Jack Linn
Linn
Inadequate Water Major Detriment To Development
Agricultural economist Patrick E. Smythe from Kansas State University discusses water as a critical factor in Kansas development. He explains rural water districts fund and enable supply systems with Farmers Home Administration loans, noting broad economic gains and remaining gaps in 30,000 small towns lacking adequate water.
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Patrick E. Smythe
Kansas State University
Kansas
Farmers Home Administration
Heavy 4-H Year Ahead With Major Kansas Events
Kansas 4-H enrollment tops 34,000 youths ages 8 to 19 as a year of events unfolds. The advisory committee meets January 5-6 at Kansas State University to map plans with county and state Extension staff. Major highlights include the State Leaders Conference in March, the National 4-H Conference in Washington, Rural Life Sunday, the Round-up at Kansas State University in June, summer camps at Rock Springs Ranch, and state fairs in September followed by National 4-H Week and the American Royal Conference. Kansas sends about 35 delegates to National 4-H Congress in Chicago each November.
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Manhattan
Kansas 4-H
Kansas State University
State
Scott City
Rock Springs Ranch
Ottawa
Washington
D. C
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Chicago
Farmers Tax Guide Available At Wilson County Office
The 1967 Farmers Tax Guide, prepared by the Internal Revenue Service, is a 64 page publication available at the Wilson county extension office. County agent Jack Linn says it helps farmers with filing federal income tax returns with explanations and examples. The guide includes a summary of farm tax provisions, sample returns, key filing dates for 1966, and investment credit provisions.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Jack Linn
Internal Revenue Service
Linn
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