Bloat Prevention On Legume Pastures Discussed
The talk by Dr. Berl Koch of Kansas State College reviews bloat causes and prevention in cattle and sheep grazing legumes and grasses. No single method works for all pastures. a mix of feeding strategies and additives shows promise, with overnight coarse hay and penicillin being variably effective depending on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl] Koch
Kansas State College
California
Sudan
Towa
Refreshing Pineapple Prep and Storage Guide
Fresh pineapple should ripen at room temperature, then refrigerate. Choose Cuban yellow fruit with a easily pulling top, trim leaves, peel core and slice or dice. For canning, wash, slice, core, boil in syrup, pack into jars, and process per time table. Store excess fruit in moisture vapor proof containers or freeze after packing with juice.
Kansas Wheat Allotment Set At 10 638 208 Acres
Kansas farmers will receive a 1958 wheat allotment of 10 638 208 acres as part of a nationwide 55 million acre program. The June 20 referendum will decide marketing quotas for the commercial wheat area, with two thirds approval needed for quotas to take effect. If approved, price support rises to 1.78 per bushel, 75 percent of parity. if not, support drops to 50 percent and allotments remain. Eligible voters are those sharing in the 1958 crop from commercial wheat farms over 15 acres. Voting sites and times will be announced by county ASC offices.
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Kansas
Rodney K. McCammon
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
McCammon
Sal
ASC
Agricultural Extension Calendar June Meetings and Events
Agricultural Extension calendar lists events across several days. Include an organizational meeting at Pawnee Acre community house, a felt picture lesson at the 4 H building, a get together for Kansas State college students at Horse Thief Canyon Scott Park, and field day activities at the Experiment Station headquarters Clifford Re Hope auditorium. Additional lighting lessons are scheduled at Beacon Light Unit and Essex unit.
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Pawnee Acre
Kansas State College
Horse Thief Canyon
Scott Park
Spring Field Day
Clifford Re Hope
Beacon Light
Essex Unit
Round-up and Music Camp Bring 4-H Delegates Together
By Don Bernbeck 4H Club Agent delegates from Finney county travel to Garden City for the 33rd annual Round-up and Music Camp. Attendees include Wilma Kidwell and Kathryn Sughrue with Director Harold Jones welcoming the group at Rock Springs Ranch for classes, radio broadcasts, and a chicken barbecue.
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Garden City
Wilma Kidwell
Kathryn Sughrue
Oscar Norby
Harold Jones
Sherlock Strivers
Rock Springs Ranch
KSAC
Rount-up
Tommy Davis
Kansas City
Finney County
Rock Springs
Europe
Harvard Univerhation
Banks
Government probes antibiotic prices across firms
Washington government inquiry into antibiotic prices expands and aims for August completion. The FTC and Senate Commerce Committee seek cost data from 18 producers, with economists visiting plants and questionnaires mailed. The probe, revived after wartime price concerns, targets why prices varied and why some antibiotics dropped in price.
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Washington i
FTC
Senate
Ae Yonais
Dea Linto
Mat- Dubuque
Iowa
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Don Bernbeck
Theresa Dater
Delinda Billing
Shirley Spillman
Leon Largent
Douglas McGraw
Robert Brown
Merlene Wilson
Connie Small
Judy Pabom
Dace McMinonald
Vinly
ORCL
Aeen Adama
Barbara van Winkle
Marcille Brown
Verna Mae Warren
Verla Spillman
Benny Oeding
Hadley Kaufman
Washington
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
George C
Salina
Marshall
Great Bend
Obec Cokey and Coffee
Council—Britain
Peter Thorney
Croft
Brrroia
Doan
Our Farm Supplies Division
Don Jones
Kenneth Butt
Walt Dow
Ferdaum
Co-op
Earl Jones
PCA
Court House
Meakueria
Uccuclace
South 10Th Street
Omaha
Nebraska
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