Farm assets rise past 300 billion by 1969 end
U S farmers held assets over 300 billion at year end 1969 as rising real estate values lifted totals from 298 billion in 1968. Equity reached 243.3 billion while debt climbed to 51.9 billion, with farm real estate at 202.6 billion and average land value up to 187 per acre.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Superior Cottonwood Strain Developed for River Plantings
The Agriculture Department reports a superior cottonwood strain for commercial use along the lower Mississippi River. Stock should reach state and private nurseries by fall 1971, with commercial plantings starting in winter 1972 73. The tree grows fast and resists rust, aiding magazine paper, furniture, paneling, boxing, and packaging industries.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mississippi River
U. S. Forest Service
Prevention Pays on Neosho Extension Notes
Neosho Extension urges disease prevention in farms with sanitation in farrowing houses calf pens and feedlots. Use pressure cleaners disinfectants fumigants and pesticides to isolate new livestock and keep visitors from bringing disease. Daily observation vaccination schedules and good feeding and housing reduce outbreaks and protect newborns.
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Erie
Neosho County
Homer K. Caley
Kansas State University
Wilson Soil District Meeting in Fredonia
The Wilson County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual meeting February 2 at 6 30 p m in the Fredonia National Guard armory One supervisor will be elected Allen Moss project coordinator for the Cherokee Hills RC D Project Tahlequah Oklahoma will be the principal speaker He will show slides of the project Wilson County is one of nine counties in the See Kan RC D Project planning programs similar to the Cherokee Hills group A buffet supper will be served courtesy of banks serving Wilson County
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Fredonia
Wilson County Soil Conservation District
Fredonia National Guard
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club January Meeting Highlights
January Vilas Vikings 4-H Club meeting featured Beth Nelson leading opening games and a safety tip during roll call. Cindy Reaves led singing for Kansas Day, Sharon Frankenberg discussed 4H Club Days, and many members gave talks and skits. Refreshments were served by the Melvin Carlson and Galen Thorsell families.
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Vilas Vikings
Beth
Nelson
Kansas
Cindy Reaves
Sharon Frankenberg
Wilson County
Keith Nelson
Mary Price
Melvin Carlson
Galen Thorsell
Best Yet 4-H Club
Rell
Gayla Heilman
Vernon Lohmann
Glenna Heilman
Twila Jones
Berthoz
Keenan
Wild elephants rampage damages tea town crops in Darang district
Wild elephants in Dekiajul, a small tea town in Darang district, India, reportedly devoured a large portion of this year’s sugar cane crop and badly damaged tea gardens and betelnut trees. The cause of the rampage remains unknown.
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Shillong
India
Dekiajul
Darrang
Agriculture Dept Funds U S Food Promotions Abroad
The Agriculture Department will sponsor U S food promotion projects in at least 10 countries across Europe and Asia this year. It has set up events in Belgium West Germany Japan Denmark Norway Sweden Switzerland and the United Kingdom with past campaigns in 11 countries earning over 4 million dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Europe
Asia
Belgium
West Germany
Japan
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Walnut Seeds Offered Free to Kansas Youth Groups
The Kansas Extension forestry program and Kansas State University in cooperation with the American Walnut Manufacturing Association provide 25 stratified black walnut seeds free of charge to youth groups such as 4-H clubs and Scout troops. Plant and care for the seeds. orders are in lots of 25 and shipped in March for spring planting. County agents supply order blanks and care instructions.
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Kansas Extension Forestry Program
State
Kansastate University
American Walnut Manufacturing Association
Neosho County Soil District to Meet in St Paul
Neosho County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual meeting February 7 at 6 30 PM in the St Paul school gym via Henry L Lockett of the Soil Conservation Service chairing. A supervisor will be chosen for a three year term to replace Lou Reinhardt. Winners of the poster contest and bankers award will be announced. Goodyear conservation award to one farmer. The Cellar Singers from Kansas State College Pittsburg will perform. Dinner by the Daughters of Isabella St Paul Altar Society. All cooperators and landowners invited.
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Erie
Neosho County
Soil Conservation District
St. Paul School
Henry L. Lockett
The
Soil Conservation Service
Lou Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Bankers’ Award
Kansas Bankers Association
Cellar Singers
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Daughters of Isabella, St. Paul Altar Society
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