Home Economics Days at Kansas State University offer classes
Elsie Branden describes Home Economics Days in Manhattan with classes on fraud protection, nutrition, shopping, decor, and storage. Attendees must notify the Extension Office by January 15 for travel and hotel plans, with event dates January 29 and 30 and departure January 28 from Garden City.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Frood
Finney County
Garden City
Horse traffic too heavy for airport at Vero Beach
VERO BEACH Florida AP airport manager Floyd Boyer says horse traffic is too heavy at the Vero Beach Airport with no fence around the area. He reports horsemen are using runways as riding strips and says he intends to stop the horseplay but provided no solution.
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Vero Beach, Fla
Floyd Boyer
Vero Beach
Boyer
Fertility Critical on Irrigated Kansas Land Yields
Kansas State University extension agronomist Frank G Bieberly highlights the Colby experiment showing how irrigation raises yields and rapidly depletes soil nutrients. The study tracks dryland then irrigated fields with nitrogen fertilization, noting substantial yield gaps between fertilized and unfertilized crops each year from 1958 to 1961.
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Kansas
Frank G. Bieberly
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State University
Bieberly
Go Getters 4-H Club Decorates Tree and Caroling
Members of the Go Getters 4-H Club decorated a Christmas tree on December 16 and the following Saturday went Christmas caroling. They distributed newly packed boxes of cookies and candies to area seniors, and Norm Stephens reported a gift from Christensen Grain Company. Recreation included a gift exchange.
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Go Getters 4-H Club
Norm Stephens
Christensen Grain Company
Good Records Vital Aspect of Farm Business
A Kansas State University Extension farm management specialist urges farmers to maintain complete and accurate records. J. H. Coolidge says records show profitability, aid tax filing, support credits and depreciation rules, and prepare for possible audits as data processing grows. Kansas farmers use the Kansas Farm and Household Account Book, with new stock now available through county extension offices.
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Kansas State University Extension
J. H. Coolidge
Coolidge
Kansas
K-State Extension Service
Telegram Want Ads Provide Quick Trading Edge
Telegram Want Ads offer concise buy and sell notices enabling rapid outreach. Listings emphasize items, prices, and contact methods, reflecting a practical classifieds approach for readers seeking fast exchanges.
Grubs Hit Cattle and Water Use Cuts Costs
Pointers From Pete warns about grubs in cattle backs causing heavy losses via heelflie damage and hides. It advises fall insecticide treatment, and highlights winter waterer placement, insulation, and thermostatic heating to save energy and keep stock water above freezing.
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Kansas
Farm machinery and vehicle spending hits 3.15 billion in 1961
U S farmers spent 3.148 billion dollars on farm machinery and motor vehicles in 1961. In Kansas crop farms machinery investment stands as a major fixed annual cost and a substantial share of current expenditures.
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U. S&s
Kansas
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