Kansas 4-H Fairs Highlight Education and Community Involvement
Kansas 4-H fairs blend holiday atmosphere with exhibits and shows for ages 8 through 19. County fairs offer demonstrations judging fitting and grooming events while promoting educational value and teamwork among youth leaders and adult volunteers.
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Kansas
Busset
Reseal Deadline For 1967 Crops In Wilson County
Wilson county ASCS chairman William Huser warns growers to settle or reseal price support loans by July 31 for 1967 corn grain sorghum and soybeans stored under loan. Extensions may apply for warehouse and farm storage, with written notice required.
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Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Huser
ASCS
Four Tons Of Barbecue At Wilson County Fair
Fredonia reports the Wilson county fair and rodeo run Thursday through Saturday with a 6 p.m barbecue dinner on opening day. Four tons of barbecue beef and abundant sides will be served as rodeo events including saddle bronc bareback calf roping bull riding and barrel racing unfold each night. Indian dancers appear Friday night and a public dance caps the celebration Saturday after the rodeo.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Fredonia Centennial Committee
The
Fair Association
Weekend IFYE Reunion In Manhattan Kansas
The International Farm Youth Exchange reunion gathers Kansas alumni host families and friends in Manhattan at Bible College with an international dinner and lake visits. Twelve Kansas alumni will travel Sunday to the national mid point meeting and second states for the event.
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Manhattan
International Farm Youth Exchange
Kansas
Manhattan Bible College
Turtle Creek Lake
1969 Wheat Program Lowers Allotment and Adds Diversion Payments
The 1969 wheat program reduces the national allotment to 51.6 million acres and offers diversion payments for planting less than the allotment. Domestic marketing certificates will cover 43 percent of projected production, up from 40 percent in 1968, with a aim to lift farm prices and reduce carryover by about 100 million bushels.
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Orville L. Freeman
William Hauser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cost Sharing Boosts Conservation in Indiana Watershed
Lawrence Brennan highlights ACP funding as key to land treatment in the Middle Fork of Anderson River watershed spanning Perry and Crawford counties Indiana. From 1964 to 1967 ACP aided 102 to 148 farms yearly with about $200000 invested in 10000 acres, including 1494 acres enduring cover 1147 acres of trees terracing 71 acres and 5 percent farm ponds.
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Manhattan
Agricultural Conservation Program
ACP
Lawrence E. Brennan
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Brennan
Middle Fork
Anderson River
Perry
Crawford Counties
Indiana
National Watershed Congress
New Orleans
ASCS
Kansas
Wheat Show Dates Set in District Four Farms
District 4-H wheat show dates announced for Wichita on August 2 and Colby on August 9. The events feature wheat judging, mill and bake samples, plus educational talks on quality production and grain marketing. Kansas State University staff and local 4-H members headline the programs with state award winner John Deege and Kansas Wheat figures attending.
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Manhattan
Wichita
Colby
Don D. Pretzer
Kansas State University
Charles Bates
KSU
John Deege
Larned
Pawnee County
Texas
Donna Schippers
Oakley
Kansas Wheat Queen
John Dukelow
Hutchinson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Tom Roberts
Kansas Wheat Improvement Assn
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