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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1965

Page

5

Deadlines Near On Crop Props

Wilson county ASC reminds producers of near deadlines for price support applications on 1964 crops. Jan 31 is official deadline for several grains but moves to Feb 1 due to Sunday. Eligible crops include barley, dry beans, flax seed, grain sorghum, oats, rye, soybeans and wheat. Corn remains May 31.

Fredonia Wilson County The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Commodity Credit Corporation Leon Choate ASC Choate

Beef Cows Need Protein on Winter Pasture

Wilson County Farm Agent Dan Pherigo says protein is the key nutrient for beef cows on winter pasture. Dry mature cows should receive about one pound of 40 percent protein supplement or two pounds of 20 percent supplement daily per cow. two pounds of dehydrated alfalfa pellets or three to four pounds of good alfalfa hay also meets the need. Nursing cows require more feed, and cows calving early or after fall conditions need nearly double the nutrients with extra protein and roughage or grain to boost energy.

Wilson County Dan Pherigo

Calf Care Tips Emphasize Early Colostrum Feeding

Newborn calves should receive the mother's colostrum within two hours of birth and continue for at least four days. The key ingredient is antibodies that shield offspring from many potentially fatal infections.

Manhattan

Slight Price Rise Forecast for Hogs

Extension Marketing Information Economist Dr Quentin D Banks of Kansas State University forecasts 1965 hog prices to average slightly higher than 1963 and 1964. He cites 1953 at 14.90 per cwt, 1964 similar, with Q1 1965 above 1964 levels. He notes 1964 daily/ monthly highs and lows, and expects top prices near 18 per cwt in Kansas City this summer.

Quentin D. Banks Kansas State University Midwest Kansas City

Farm Ponds Stocked By Farlington Hatchery Report

Neosho county ponds supplied last year included 11 farm ponds, with more than two million bass, bluegill and channel catfish distributed. Pomona and John Redmond reservoirs received half a million bass and bluegill. bass grew from 1.5 inches in June to eight inches by November. Stocking to Cheney Council Grove Milford reservoirs planned if water allows. About 1,500 to 2,000 ponds stocked yearly. state estimates 70,000 ponds exist.

Neosho County Farlington National Fish Hatchery Robert M. Hiland Pomona John Redmond Cheney Council Grove Milford

Winter Concrete Needs Protection

Winter concrete can be placed in cold weather with precautions to prevent freezing for 24 to 48 hours. Remove ice snow and frozen soil, ensure the base is unfrozen, cover the pour promptly, and heat aggregates to 45 50 degrees and water to 150 175 degrees. Supplemental heat helps if the top surface does not dehydrate too quickly. Canada supplies about a quarter of all US Christmas trees.

Manhattan

Sorghum yields vary little with plant density in Kansas study

Kansas State University researchers found grain sorghum yields differed little across a wide plant population range. Even eightfold stand increases produced only a 10 percent rise in eastern Kansas and none in western Kansas. Low density was offset by tilling and larger head size.

Manhattan Kansas State University Kansas

Liquid nitrogen refrigeration aids in shipping perishables

Fredonia reports self contained liquid nitrogen stills power perishable shipments without external power. Nitrogen atmosphere provides dry, controllable cooling, improving quality of produce and meats. Tests with lettuce and fruit to Philippines and Puerto Rico yielded top quality and good condition after long voyages.

Fredonia San Francisco Philippine Islands Puerto Rico

Steel Slats For Floors For Hog Units In Wilson County

Wilson county farm agent Dan Pherigo says steel slats now being fabricated are satisfactory for slat floor hog units. Slats resemble a Tbar or U-channel with about a two inch top and suggested spacing of one half inch for pigs up to 100 pounds, three quarters inch for larger hogs. Recommends corrosion resistant steel. Flat extended mesh with three eighths to half inch openings is for small pigs but won’t hold up with larger hogs. Steel grates or folding mats with narrow tops likely unsatisfactory and may harm hogs.

Fredonia Dan Pherigo Wilson County Pherigo

Many Uses For Testing FREDONIA Beef Cattle

Performance in beef cattle includes traits that contribute to efficient production of desirable beef. It measures these traits and uses records for animal selection to improve a herd. Records help check calf crop percentages, cull poor cows, select replacements, measure bull productivity, raise weaning weights, improve calf grade, manage the herd, supplement bull tests, and inform buyers.

Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying

A brief notice promotes consumer guidance, urging shoppers to verify sellers, compare prices, and check guarantees before purchasing. Emphasizes wary online and street purchases, and suggests using trusted sources to avoid scams.

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