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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1964

Page

5

Rep Skubitz criticizes Cotton Wheat Bill in farmers letter

In a Tribune letter Rep. Joe Skubitz of Kansas denounces the Cotton Wheat Bill as harmful to farmers. He cites May 1963 wheat referenda, party log rolling, and price formula effects showing 1964 income for wheat may fall about 200 million dollars, with non-complying farmers losing support prices.

Joe Skubitz The Tribune Sth Rep. Skubitz House Agriculture Committee Senate House Capitol Hill Kansas Freeman Kennedy Johnson Congress

Kansas Farmers Report Wheat Support Totals and Reactions

Kansas farmers reported 35,073,626 bushels of 1963 crop wheat under price support loans and purchase agreements through January 1964, with 1962 and 1961 crops shown for comparison. Gilbert W. Egbert highlighted small 1963 totals and large redemptions, noting a aim to promote orderly marketing and price protection during harvest. He and Kansas delegates criticized plans to depress wheat prices, urged assurances on surplus release price and diversion payments, and pledged support for voluntary, farmer-controlled wheat legislation.

Manhattan Kansas Gilbert W. Egbert Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee Egbert Secretary of Agriculture

Melon Selections For Kansas Planting This Year

Kansas growers are advised on melon and cucumber varieties for the season. Muskmelons include Gold Cup 55 PMR 45 for shipping and Burpee Hybrid for locals. Cucumbers suitable for slicing and salads are Ashley Marketer Burpee Hybrid and Palomar. For pickling Ohio MR-17 is recommended. Crimson Sweet, developed at Kansas State University and resistant to anthracnose and Fusarium wilt, is newly suggested alongside Charleston Gray.

Kansas Ashley Palomar Ohio Kansas State University

4-H Eligibility for Kansas Youth Players

4 H ages range from 8 to 19 for both girls and boys. Many projects appeal to youth on farms suburbs and in cities. Enrollment in one or more of 38 Kansas 4 H club projects is the only membership requirement beyond age.

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