Far Reaching Home Demonstration Work in Neosho County
The Neosho County Home Demonstration Unit expands in 1954 with 53 women across 33 units under an advisory committee of 13. Programs cover clothing, foods, home management, health, and recreation led by Kansas State College Extension specialists. Notable events include the Spring Tea at Stark, Play Day in Chanute, a 40 girl mothers’ party at Erie, and an Educational Tour visiting Wichita, Lindsborg, Salina, Abilene, and Americus.
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Neosho County
H.D
Ruby Greene Smith
City of
Chanute
Kansas State College Extension
Manhattan
Stark
Norman Schlessner
Argentina
International Farm Youth Exchange
Wichita
Institute of Logopedics
Lindsborg
Salina
Eisenhowier Memorial
Abilene
Americus
Earl Reinhardt
Lioyd Swanson
Back Row
Howard Makemsom
Lahore
Clifford Culbertson
Chetopa
Henry Myers
Robert B. Smith
Lincoln
Marguerite Grannemann
Center Row
Ruth Burdick
Danville
Ray Grillot
Mission
C. L. Bolander
Grant
Henry Watkins
Walnut Grove
George Fischer
Erie
Wilbur Thompson
Tioga
Blanche Shaw
Centerville
Lyle Meyer
Big Creek
Engles
High-Producers Outperform Low Producers in Dairy Return
A Pennsylvania Extension Service report compares dairy herds by butterfat production. It shows 13 cows at 500 pounds of butterfat annually yield the same net income over feed costs as 31 cows at 300 pounds. Additional pairings include 15 cows at 459 pounds and 17 cows at 400 pounds, and 20 cows at 350 pounds, all equaling the same income.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Extension Service
Three Events Planned in Wilson County Agricultural Week
Wilson County hosts three events next week. A farm crops tour Tuesday May 10 will inspect soil management projects wheat fertility and variety plots. On Wednesday May 11 the Southeast Kansas Brown Swiss Dairy show and judging for 4-H FFA and adults occur at Fredonia City Park.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
F.F.A
World soy bean harvest climbs to record level
Global soybean production reached about 742.8 million bushels last year, a 14 percent rise from 1953 and 10 percent above 1952. Over 80 percent of the increase is due to the U.S. crop of 342.8 million bushels, with U.S. exports hitting a new high of 43.2 million bushels.
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Erie
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
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Mrs. Grannemann
County Extension Service
Kansas State College
The
Kansas Grain & Feed Dealers Association
Wilson County Grain Company
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Greyhound
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
Washington
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines, Inc
Frigidaire
Eam Atarlel
General
Electric
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
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Ralph Heaton
Odel Coy
W. Main
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