Pringle Ranch Tops 1965 Kansas Beef Awards at KSU
Twenty seven Kansas beef producers won awards during the Feeders Day program at Kansas State University Manhattan. Pringle Ranch Yates Center won top Hereford stocker and feeder calf trophy. Marvin Mc Reynolds Woodston won top Hereford creep fed trophy.
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Kansas Beef
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas Hereford Assn
Pringle Ranch
Yates Center
Marvin McReynolds
Woodston
Wabaunsee County
Darold D. Marlow
Kansas City, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Hawkins
Attica
Gwyn Thrash
Rolla
Carl Tucker
Elkhart
Merlin Anderson
Dresden
Leo Collins
Piqua
Albert Mann
Toronto
Elmer R. Brunker
Olathe
Glenn McGee
Blue Mound
Edwin J. Regier
Newton
George Drew & Son
Ernest Eggers
John Gaither
Columbus
Wylie Gore
van Mangles
Clinton H. McDiffatt
Alta Vista
John
Joe Mussa
Weir
Lauren
Nelson Pringle
J. A. Rodman
Virgil Solomon
Dale Westervelt
Cherokee
A. C. Claasson & Sons
Potwin
D. D. Cox
Wildlife focus grows in Manhattan ACP cost sharing
G W Egbert says Manhattan ACP wildlife practices aid nonfarm people as farmers plant food plots restore shallow water and build ponds. 1964 ACP cost sharing expenditures exceed 1.4 million dollars, double the prior year, drawing sportsmen groups and pheasant release partners to encourage farmer participation.
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Manhattan
G. W. Egbert
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Egbert
New York
Change Made On Rootworms
Kansas State University entomologists recommend new phosphate insecticides diazinion thimet and stabilized parathion to replace aldrin and heptachlor for corn rootworm control in 29 Kansas counties. Applications occur at planting and land rotation is advised to reduce infestation, with $2 million in 1963 rootworm damage and $4 million saved by prior chemical use.
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Manhattan
Northcentral
Kansas
Kansas State University
Leroy Broos
Brooks
Alfalfa Tests Show Value In Wintering Cattle Rations
At the Hays Roundup the agriculture extension service reports on alfalfa use with sorghum silage for steer calves. Five pounds of baled alfalfa hay plus silage produced 1.68 pounds daily gain, while chopping hay into silage raised value by about $3 per ton. Dehydrated alfalfa pellets raised daily gains to 1.99 pounds and could add up to $5.68 per person for harvesting and storing.
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Pringle Ranch
Jim Pringle and Son
Fredonia
Hays
Agriculture Extension Service
Dan Pherigo
Wilson County
Sudan
Production on U S Farms Outstrips Domestic Markets
The article notes 1965 first quarter growth in U S business with high incomes and strong demand, yet farm production outpaces domestic markets. It discusses expansion, employment, balance of payments, and persistent price pressures for farm products amid rising costs and a widening income gap between farm and nonfarm households.
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U.S
Quentin D. Banks
Kansas State University
U. S
May market forecast shows modest gains for several commodities
Kansas State University economists project corn and milo steady to higher in May with enough rise to cover storage costs. Lambs feeder cattle and fat cattle mix steady to slightly higher as grass season approaches. Soybeans steady on exports, hogs steady to slightly lower, eggs steady to slightly lower with demand easing after Lent. Wheat and milk edges lower due to harvest and seasonal milk decline.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Area HD Units Recognized For Community Services
The Kansas Home Demonstration Week observance May 3-8 honors 128 units for 15 20 or 25 years of service and leadership. Fifteen 25 year awards go to Bow Creek Zook Community Ruggles Friendly Neighbors and D D C. County units listed include Chanute Neosho St Paul 20 Galesburg 15 W W W 15 Wilson Better Business Builders 20 Southwest 15 Burlington Grove 20 Elm Creek 15 Fair lawn 15 Woodson Justamere 16.
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Manhattan
Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council
George Dobler
Wichita
Chanute Meeting
Neosho
St. Paul
Galesburg
W.W.W
Wilson
Better Business Builders
Southwest
Burlington
Allen
Grove
Elm Creek
Fairlawn
Woodson
Justamere
Frozen food industry growth pushes 1964 sales near five billion
The frozen food sector is expanding about ten percent annually with 1964 sales projected close to five billion dollars as consumer demand climbs.
Weather Report From Kansas City Breaches Public Notice
State weather data for Kansas City reports high and low temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 6 am today. An unrelated advertisement promotes Puri Lak yeast mineral supplements for hog and cattle feeds with claimed performance benefits, signed by Byron G Beukema.
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Kansas City
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