Telenet to present January 12 livestock and grain market update
The TELENET conference will run 8 to 9 30 a m in the Junior College Science Lecture Hall Room 130 with Mike Sand and Steve Pullman as speakers. Sand covers hogs cattle prices grain markets and futures while Pullman outlines farrowing rates and recommended improvements. Pre liminary Finney and Greeley County corn yields are cited with 1981 benchmarks and notes on forthcoming crop reports.
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Junior College Science
Mike Sand
Steve Pullman
Steve
Snack Pizzas for After School Energy Boost
After a long day and cold walk home, whip up quick snack pizzas using biscuit crusts or crackers. Brush tomato paste oregano sauce, add toppings like onion mushrooms sausage or olives, bake eight minutes until golden, then enjoy for homework or guests.
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Santa
Grain carryover and world markets boost U.S. wheat sales
U.S. carryover of wheat stocks is seen near a record, with May 31 end-year estimates. World stocks rise to a 1969 high, led by North America. Canada and the U.S. gain millions of tonnes, while Australia faces poor carryover. Iraq's recent grain purchases open major opportunities, and India remains a strong importer of Hard Red Winter wheat aided by dedicated U.S. Wheat Associates staff in New Delhi.
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North America
Canada
U.S.C.A
Australia
Orient
Iraq
Kansas
U.S. Wheat Associates
Kansas Wheat Commission
India
New Delhi
Global wheat outlook fuels North American grain tensions
European trade journal argues world wheat demand rises 3 percent in 1982/83 but stocks still grow. It blames U S over production for distorting prices, noting USA output surged from 48.3 to 76.5 million tonnes in five years while EC Canada Argentina rose modestly. Canada gains share to USSR demand, with Australia export declines. Coarse grain stocks soar with the United States holding much of the surplus.
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Public Ledger
United States of America
USA
EEC
European Economic Community
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Global crop weather report highlights Dec 1925 conditions
Weather watchers note sparse snow cover in major Soviet winter grain areas raising winterkill risk. In Europe heavy rains flood central France while southern Poland Yugoslavia Romania Bulgaria see moisture gains for winter grains. South America sees Brazil planting progress. Argentina harvests wheat but stresses corn and sunflowers. Australia reports dry years with drought worsening. South Asia and Eastern Asia show varied dryness aiding some harvests but stressing winter wheat in parts of India and northern regions.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Joint
Baltic States
Belorussia
Europe
France
Spain
Poland
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
South America
Brazil
Rio Grande Do Sul
Santa Catarina
Parana
Mato Grosso
Argentina
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
South Asia
Pakistan
India
Bangladesh
Burma
Asia
China
Yangtze River
Japan
North China Plain
Census of Agriculture forms mailed to farmers nationwide
Farmers and ranch operators will receive the 1982 Census of Agriculture forms by December with 80 percent getting four pages and 20 percent five pages. The survey includes new questions on farm interest expense and operation start date, and results aid farmers, lenders, and officials. Response is required by law and confidential. returns are due February 15, 1983.
Kansas 1982 Grain Seedings and Yields Report
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 1982 wheat seedings at 13.2 million acres, rye plantings up 30 percent to 65,000 acres, barley production 2.3 million bushels with harvest at 57,000 acres, and rye harvest 10,000 acres. Wheat yield 47 bu/acre, down 3 from last year. barley yield 41 bu/acre, up 9. rye yield 24 bu/acre, up 3. Overall output declines from prior years for wheat and rye while barley rises.
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Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas FmHA Borrowers Group Forms in Hugoton Movement
Hugoton leader Bill Leonard, state director of the Kansas FAHA Borrowers Association, announces a new group affiliated with the National Farm Borrowers Association. The Kansas unit, formed to aid Farmers Home Administration borrowers, includes Delmer Turley Scott City Don Lorrovick Johnson Doug Dale Dillard Thomason Paul Wilson and others, with Leonard elected earlier this year in Wichita during a class certification hearing in a U S District Court proceeding. The national association was founded by Perry Chesnut of Klamath Falls Oregon, active in the Oregon based American Constitutional Rights Association.
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Hugoton
Bill Leonard
Kansas
Faha Borrowers Association
National Farm Borrowers Association
Leonard
Wichita
U.S. District Court
American Civil Rights Association
Fmha
Kansas Organization
Farmers Home Administration
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