Cattle Group Heads to Washington for Policy Talks
Kansas Livestock Association executives fly to Washington, D.C. for a three day visit with Congress and Carter administration officials to press livestock industry issues. Topics include industry economics, FDA antibiotic policy, land use legislation, and a proposed Consumer Advocacy Agency.
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Ion
Washington Agricultural
Kansas Livestock Association
Washington, D.C
Congress
Carter Administration
KLA
Jack Vanier
Brookville Cattleman
FDA
Agency For Consumer Advocacy
Rain brings light to wheat cattle in southeastern Kansas
Rain boosted Kansas wheat growth with 95 percent jointing and 60 percent heading, regional gains higher in southeast Kansas. Ponds lack runoff water prompting K state experts to urge permanent water sources and pond renovations aided by cost sharing from the county ASCS.
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Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Maryland
Kansas
Chanute
Chanute Municipal
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas State University
Paul Ohlenbusch
Ohlenbusch
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Ray Burns
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Lewis Trentman
Sublette
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
White House Domestic Affairs Council
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Paul W. Moe
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
William E. Wheeler
United States Department of Agriculture
Wheeler
County Agricultural Stabilization and
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Lincoln
Ranz Motor Co., Inc
Chanute, Ks
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Sears
Convenient Shop
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