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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1976

Page

6

Wheat harvest begins in Chanute area despite early troubles

Wheat harvest has started in Chanute with test cuttings to elevators and expected regular deliveries this week. Yields vary from 5 to 7 bushels per acre to 35, moisture and test weights reported, while some farmers plowed under frost-damaged wheat. Kansas wheat officials announce foreign visitor groups in June to discuss grain industry and higher protein wheat research funding.

Chanute Paul Kelly Neosho County Bill Kepley Thayer Richard Greve Kansas Kansas Wheat Commission India Wheat Industry Kansas City Board of Trade Doty Laboratories

Kansas State University to host regional dog industry meetings

Five regional educational meetings sponsored by the Kansas State University Extension Service will feature Purebreed and registered dog production. Kansas breeders, brokers, veterinarians and agents are invited. Chanute hosts June 23 at Central Park Building with 7 p.m. registration and 7:30 program.

Kansas State University Extension Service Manhattan Neosho County Kansas Abilene Chanute Central Park Building

Use value appraisal to shift Kansas tax base per study

Kansas State University researchers estimate use value appraisal of agricultural land will shift the tax base from farms to other property mainly in rural counties. The report analyzes county and district impacts, noting urban counties would see minimal tax shifts and that state aid to many unified school districts would rise.

Kansas Kansas State University Extension Flinchbaugh Mark A. Edelman Kansas State University Flinchbaugh and Edelman Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service K-State Farm Management Associations Wyandotte County Greeley Wallace Logan Jewell Johnson Wyandotte Sedgwick Shawnee Shawnee County Sedgwick County Johnson County Allen County

Wheat varieties to be checked at Neosho plots

The Neosho County wheat variety plots will be discussed at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Sixteen varieties are on the Glenn Neely farm, 12 miles north of Urbana or 1 mile south of Hillcrest school on Shaw road. Extension agronomist Gary Kilgore will discuss the plots and wheat diseases with questions on the greenbug situation. Paul Kelly said anyone interested may participate.

Neosho County Glenn Neely Urbana Hillcrest Shaw Road Gary Kilgore Area Extension Agronomist Kilgore Paul Kelly

Wheat harvest spotty in Wilson County

Wilson County wheat harvest has begun with uneven yields. Eber Cox of Cox Grain reports a first load at 61 pounds with moisture around 13 percent and notes some fields yielding up to 20 bushels per acre while others produce about six bushels per acre.

Wilson County Eber Cox Cox Grain

Exotic cattle breed thrives on Kansas farm

On a Stockton farm the Bigge family elevates Pinzgauer cattle, an exotic breed. Bethyl and Thomas Bigge describe their exotic herd as gentle and fertile with good feed efficiency while noting artificial insemination demands daily heat checks and distant sales to breeders rather than local sale barns.

Stockton Hns Canada Kirk Bigge Bethyl Bigge Kansas Thomas Bigge United States Thomas Bigge Georgia

Solid waste and wood studied as fuel source at KU

Former Chanute resident Gary Naughton assistant state forester at Kansas State University leads a KU funded project assessing solid waste and wood as alternatives to natural gas and oil for campus power. The plan includes 20 acres of fast growing plantations near Lawrence to supply wood chips for the EU power plant by 1980 with 80 percent grant support. species vary by site and include cottonwood silver maple and catalpa.

Chanute Gary Naughton Kansas State University Manhattan University of Kansas Lawrence Wildcats Jayhawks Naughton K State K-State Ozarks Regional Commission

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