Christmas gifts from the kitchen offer simple options
The column urges reviving home cooked gifts this year using heavy cream or fresh eggs. It covers candy making tips such as heating to about 104 degrees, adding flavor last, and avoiding pan scraping to prevent graininess. Advice includes marshmallow additions, sugar choices, greasing, and altitude adjustments.
More Cattle Back to Feeders in Cornbelt States
Roughly ten percent more stocker and feeder cattle returned to feeders in the nine Cornbelt states in October than in the same period in 1956. Ray Hoss of Kansas State College forecasts November shipments back to the country will rise vs a year earlier, aided by cheap feeds. He notes cattle may move to slaughter from February toward the next harvest, potentially pushing fat cattle prices $2 to $3 under current levels due to heavier late winter receipts.
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Kansas State dairy progress day set for January 29
Important problems facing the Kansas dairy industry will be spotlighted at a special dairy progress day program January 29. The new progress day is part of a three day program replacing the former Farm and Home week dairy event, according to F W Atkeson.
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Mile Loan Deadline Set for January Thirty First
Farmers have until January 31 to apply for mile crop loans or purchase agreements. The local Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office reports 525 warehouse loans issued so far, with manager Ernie Proudfit forecasting continued strong demand until the deadline. Drying grain has slowed the late mile harvest, and grain must not exceed 13 percent moisture to qualify for loan.
CROP Drive Lagging Amid Kansas Shortfall
Kansas CROP drive shows a regional deficit of about 200000 dollars with eight counties still to report. Beloit winds injure driver Clarence A. Baldwin of Kansas State Dairy Husbandry head. he dies in hospital. The Kansas Inter-Breed Dairy Cattle Council meets January 27 with dairy breed associations and a dairy progress day reviewing research and topics on breeding troubles milk pricing and housing.
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McPherson Leads List of Contributions in State Report
McPherson County heads the contribution list with 21,107.49 dollars in the December 10 progress report. Harvey County ranks second with 15,145 dollars. Finney County reported 917.44 dollars, according to state headquarters.
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Windbreak plantings urged as best year possible in Kansas
Kansas extension service urges farmers to place windbreak orders now with favorable moisture. Cedar price six dollars per hundred. shrubs and deciduous trees four dollars per hundred. Free leaflet "Windbreaks in Kansas" available on request. Sorghum forage hybrids show mixed results at Hays and June trials. statewide data pending. contact nearest station for performance details.
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New 4-H Adult Leaders Named For Eager Beavers Club
December 4-H meeting announced new leaders for the Eager Beavers club including Fred Albers and Mrs. Wayne Newsom with multiple members receiving pins for one and two years of service. Other clubs across the section reported demonstrations, talks on Christmas tree care, gift wrapping, gardening and livestock projects, plus a string of holiday activities and future plans.
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Keith Smith
Randall Albers
Rickey Albers
Judy Ballinger
Carole Brandt
Donna Falke
Beverly Fordham
Dennis Fordham
Mary Kay Knief
Bob Martinez
Yvonne Martinez
Karen Mills
Edwin Norton
Jimmy Ballinger
Karen Bott
Karen Jolley
Carolyn Norton
Janice Norton
Jerry Ballinger
Janis King
Linda Smith
Jamet Ballinger
Diana Piland
Carl Warner
Hays Baldwin
Martin Luther
Gleeson Brown
Virgil Brown
Bill Daniels
Robert Brown
Friend Flyers
Norman Thompson
Gene Gross
Council
Ralph Gross
Robin Sroufe
Dee Sroufe
Kathryn Sughrue
Hazel Crist
Susan Losey
Larry Landgraf
Beacon Boosters
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Boosters
Bill McMillan
Larry Stucker
Paul Schneider
Randy Seay
Mary Louw Smith
Jane Laughlin
Sandy Reeve
Janet McMillan
Finney County
David McMillan
Happy Hustlers
Happy Hustlers 4-H Club
Leslie Enslow
Kansas 4-H Year Ends With Big Club Results
Kansas State College figures show 30,226 club members in 1,324 clubs completed 63,450 projects in agriculture, home economics and other fields during the year ended Oct 1. Project value surpassed 5.8 million dollars with youth profits over 2.5 million. Top projects included food preparation, clothing, beef, swine, woodworking, and gardening. Junior leadership saw 4,794 members assist community and leaders.
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