Changes In Reseal Grain Support For 1963 64
Farmers in Wilson County face revised reseal grain loans under CCC rules for 1963 64 with new maturity dates and storage payments. Corn wheat and barley receive 14 cents per cwt oats 10 cents and sorghum 24 cents, with storage payments pro rated if redeemed before maturity. Eligible crops include 1962 wheat corn barley oats sorghum 1961 1960 and 1959 crops with loans extended for 1961 crop wheat and corn.
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Fredonia
CCC
Aod
Leon Choate
Agricul
Rural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Enenemawna
Wilson County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Enrollment For 4 Hers In October
During October over 285 4 H members in Wilson County and more than 400 in Neosho County will re enroll as they choose projects for the new club year. A 4 H club project is a subject or area of interest to youth aged eight to 20. Suggested activities or requirements accompany each project.
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Wilson County
Neosho County
Kansas
Harvest of Values sales push by Chanute merchants
Chanute merchants brandish Harvest of Values posters urging a week of unprecedented bargains across home farm auto and personal items. The Tribune invites readers to study the page and visit stores with layaway and charge options while stressing guaranteed, outlandish values and prudent budgeting. Kansas 4-H enrollment also highlighted with projects from clothing to woodworking and personal finance.
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Chanute
the Tribune
Tribune
Feed Profits Hinge On Careful Buying
Erie notes by County Farm Agent Bill Dickson that one to two cattle feeding profits depend on proper replacement stock selection. He warns that farmers often neglect replacement cattle in favor of fall field work and warns against the common mistakes of hasty, superficial purchases.
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ERIE
Bill Dickson
Robert Coppersmith
Fall Festival winners listed for crops and foods
Blue ribbon winners announced at the Chanute Fall Festival in the crops and foods exhibits. Awards go to Mrs. Forest Richardson for oatmeal cookies and several others for baked goods, with judges led by Ronnie Poor. The canned foods and crops and gardens categories name multiple exhibitors and winning entries.
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Ronnie Poor
Jay‘Cees
Forest Richardson
Area ASC Elections Scheduled
Area farmers were reminded that community elections of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation farmer committeemen will occur soon. Ballots mailed Oct. 23 to eligible voters in Wilson and Neosho counties will select three community committeemen and two alternates with a mail ballot plan.
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ASC County
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Neosho Counties
ALCS
Wilson County
Neosho County
Economics of renting vs owning farm machinery
County agent Bill Dickson explains fixed ownership costs for farm equipment rise with price and life, urging farmers to consider renting from dealers for short use periods. He cites schedules from the National Retail Farm Equipment Assn and uses a $6000 self propelled combine to compare owning at 15 percent per year with renting at 10 hours or more.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Kansas
Dickson
National Retail Farm Equipment Assn
Costs and options for custom farming equipment use
The text advises that without a custom operator or rental machine, you can proceed with self work if time allows. It notes that doing custom work yourself lowers cost but for young farmers hiring or renting may be more profitable for specialty field work during the year.
Mourning dove nests safely at Wildlife office home
A mourning dove chose the home of Eva and Mary K. Stewart, sisters who work at the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department, as a safe place to raise her brood in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
State Wildlife Conservation Department
Eva
Mary K. Stewart
ASC Committee Delegates to County Convention Role
The elected ASC committee will also serve as delegate, alternate delegate, and second alternate delegate to the county convention to be held soon thereafter, where the ASC county committee will be chosen.
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ASC
Pio-lak Yeast Mineral Vitamin Supplement described by Prof Bohstedt
Prof Bohstedt of the University of Minnesota endorses Pio-lak Yeast Mineral Vitamin Supplement as rich in live yeast and three other yeasts plus vitamins A B2 B3 and E and complete minerals. It balances rations for any homegrown or commercial feed.
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