Beef Cattle Feeding Expands in Kansas and Plains States
G L Hadley of Cambridge Illinois president of the National Live stock Feeders Association says expansion of large feedlots dominates the scene in the Great Plains and Corn Belt. He notes concern whether farmers can compete with high volume feeders but believes they can and that high volume feeding will continue.
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Timber Boost Plan Promotes Forest Improvement and Cattle Market Trends
Kansas forest and cattle sectors face rising demand. Timber Stand Improvement urges weeding thinning and pruning to raise wood value. A new cattle market report by Pallesen shows Kansas calf imports, feedlots growth, and state rankings with Chase County leading grain fed cattle in 1968 and commercial feedlots expanding notably by 1969.
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