Milk and Hay Lead October Farm Market Forecast
Kansas State University economists project October farm market leaders with milk prices rising for Grade A and manufacturing milk about 90 cents per cwt above last year. Alfalfa hay stays steady to higher, wheat steady to slightly higher, turkeys steady, cattle steady to slightly lower, lambs easing, corn and grain sorghum down slightly amid strong demand and tight 1967 carryover stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Turkeys
Allotments Set for 1967 Wheat Crop in Wilson County
Kansas farmers receive revised 1967 wheat allotments totaling 12,785,718 acres, up from 9,675,375 in 1966. Lam bert notes national acreage rose to 68.2 million acres, with 35 percent of increased allotment for domestic use and 25 cents per bushel loan support. No acreage diversion program for 1967 means land diverted previously may return to wheat or other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Lambert
Kansas
Bar on Grazing Ends November First for Diversion Acres
Fredonia farmers who diverted land under the 1966 feed grain and wheat programs may graze the acreage starting November 1 without losing benefits. Hay cannot be harvested on these acres. About 643 Wilson County farms participate in the 1966 diversion programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Alva Lambert
ASC County
Wilson County
Care with Double Boiler While Making Custards and Sauces
The guide warns that water in the lower boiler must not touch the upper bowl or boil during custard or Hollandaise cooking. Keep water gentle and steady to avoid curdling or separation.
Funds Allocated for Kansas Farmers in 1967 Program
Funds totaling 6,898,000 dollars are allocated to Kansas for cost sharing to local farmers cooperating in the 1967 Agricultural Conservation Program. Gilbert W. Egbert, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Kansas committee, reports the figures and compares with prior totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Gilbert W. Egbert
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Kansas Committee
Egbert
ASC
4-H Groups In Meeting in Kansas City Conference
More than 150 Kansas 4-H club members join youths from Missouri Iowa and Oklahoma at the American Royal 4-H conference in Kansas City October 15 to 18. Delegates are chosen for leadership and service awards with tours of local museums a horse show and a fashion activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
American Royal
Nelson Art Galler
Kansas City Museum
Truman Library
Waterflood Association Tour Set for Oct 19 20
The Kansas Oklahoma Waterflood Association tour will be held October 19 and 20, 1966. Organized by the Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center, the event begins at 12 30 p m from Cities Service Oil Co et al Northeast Purdy unit plant, four miles south of Lindsay Oklahoma on State Highway 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas- Oklahoma Waterflood Association
Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center
Bureau of Mines
Cities Service Oil Co. Et al
Purdy
Lindsay
Okla
Price support loan rate set at 1.05 for Wilson corn
Alva Lambert, ASC county chairman, announced a price support loan rate of 1.05 per bushel for Wilson county corn based on the 1966 national average. Eligible are 1966 feed grain program participants. loans mature July 31 if not prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Wilson County
Alva Lambert
ASC
Lambert
Cultural Arts Boost Through State Homemaker Units
Kansas Extension Homemaker Council drives cultural arts with reading, writing, music and art programs. Mrs. J J Moxley leads a growing statewide effort to involve 660 units and 75 attendees at 1966 workshops, promoting creative arts across age groups and integrating arts with other committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat. G. Koons
Kansas State University Music
Kansas Extension Homemaker Council
Kansas
Extension Homemaker Council
Annabelle Dickinson
Extension Home Economics
Kansas State University
Council
J. J. Moxley
Council Grove
Moxley
Four Corners
Center
Delbert Brooks
Arlington
Lillian Shimmick
Jennings
Milton Sparks
Lewis
Lloyd Dalton
Chanute
Percy Egner
Ozankie
Topeka
Hutchinson
Reading
Wallace Count
Extension Homemakers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Mid-America Petroleum Co., Inc
North Santa Fe
Fort Scott and
Hampshire
O’bryan Ranch
Hampshires
America
O'Bryan Ranch
Hiattville
Bob Hinds
Darwin Johnson
Bill Riley
Jim Martin
H. R. Krokstrom
Martin Baugher
Triumph & Wichita
Elfyator Mills
Emerson
Pioneer Hdw. & Music Co
East Main
Minsk
Soviet Union
Kansas Acp
Waterflood Assn
Wilson
West 21St Street
The
Chanute Tribune
California
S. Malcolm
Potter's Hatchery
Schreiber Mills, Inc
St. Joseph
Missouri
B&m Feed & Seed
E. Main
Floyd
Harry Byers & Sons Inc
Plummer
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