Wheat Holdout Grows as Kansas Farmers Eye Higher Prices
Kansas farmers expect to delay selling the 1975 wheat crop as prices historically rise after harvest. K State economist Roy Frederick notes gains often cover storage costs with December or January peaks, while many farmers in Kansas Texas and Oklahoma begin holding. Storage capacity on farms has surged, enabling larger holds and potential later sales as costs and loan options vary by county.
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Lakin
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Pawnee County
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Cheyenne
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Fort Scott considers expanding city commission and meeting frequency
Fort Scott officials discussed two proposed ordinances to enlarge the city commission from three to five members and to increase meeting frequency from once monthly to twice. City Manager Dennis Mitchell recommended no immediate action on either proposal.
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