Sorghum pests and safe seed choices by Finney agent
Finney County Extension Agricultural Agent Albert Maddux reports Breenbugs threaten Kansas sorghum with potential multi‑million dollar losses. Infestations vary, but daily field checks are urged as numbers can surge. control advised with Diazinon or Malathion on seedlings, Parathion or Systex only by trained operators. He warns buyers to demand Kansas testing proof and proper labeling under the Kansas Seed Law, and recommends certified seed or well-documented sources to avoid poor, mismatched wheat and grass seed varieties adapted to local conditions.
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Kansas
Finney County
Ethel
Howard Wilkins
Kansas State University
Mass announced for RFK at Arlington graveside
The widow and his brother announced a memorial Mass at Kennedy's Arlington National Cemetery grave for Friday night, the day after his death anniversary. Terrence Cardinal Cooke was to officiate at 8 p.m., with 70 high school singers performing, followed by a private family communion and a buffet at Hickory Hill in McLean Virginia.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Terrence Cardinal Cooke
New York
Mm. Kennedy
Hickory Hill
McLean, Va
Small scale meals and food colorings in daily life
The piece offers tips for cooking for one or a few, emphasizing cost per serving, prep ahead strategies, and balanced meals with examples. It discusses colorings from kitchen vs store bought, and traces consumer protection from 1907 Pure Food and Drug Act to the 1938 FD&C Act, noting FDA testing and labeling of U.S. certified colors.
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FDA
U.S
4-H News we and Views by William E B Finney
4 H news emphasizes meeting youth basic needs for continued participation and growth. Leaders and parents form a leadership team to support personal worth, acceptance, and development through club meetings, projects, and peer ties.
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William EB
Finney Ier
Talent Show Highlights Kansas 4-H Roundup At KSU
The traditional Talent Show at Kansas State University showcased 80 4-H participants from across the state. Southwest Kansas entries included Hazel Evans and Mike Allen from Grant County in a novelty act, Shelley Timmons of Stevens County in a polka toe dance, and a square dance by the Greeley County group led by Sue Nell Stewart and others.
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Kansas
Wichita County Collegian To Summer in Denmark
Kent Hamilton son of Mr and Mrs Roger Dale Hamilton has been chosen for the National FFA International Agricultural Exchange Program to Denmark He will work on a 275 acre mixed farm near Kolding Denmark including 60 milk cows and 300 swine He will stay June through August and may tour European historical sites The program aims to improve the United States image abroad and foster cultural understanding Hamilton, a Sterling College sophomore, was also a National 4-H Conference delegate and district Star FFA Farmer in Kansas He farms with his father on a 12 1/2 acre operation southwest of Leoti and is active in Wichita County High School affairs
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Leoti
Kent Hamilton
Roger Dale Hamilton
Wichita County
Denmark
Hamilton
Sterling College
Future Farmers of America’ Center
FFA
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Kent
Kolding
Europe
IAEA
National
FFA Organization
International Agricultural Exchange Assn
Washington, D. C
Immedi
Perry Tolers 4-H Club Meeting Report
Terry Toilers 4-H Club met at the Harsh home with club president Rodney Harsh. Members discussed debt to the 4 H Foundation and upcoming camps. Sandy Linville’s camp fees were partially funded. Talk topics included selecting vegetables for the fair and how to pick a feeder pig. A health talk warned against smoking. Rehearsed parliamentary procedure preceded a football game. Refreshments were from the Harshs. Next meeting June 11 at the Murray home. Nancy Linville, reporter.
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Perry
Tolers
Terry Toilers
Pyeeting
Vien
Harsh
Rodney Harsh
Sandy Linville
Mary Klaus
Sherrie Feriton
Cheryl Miller
Gary Miller
Ted
Murray Home
Nancy Linville
Handicapped Women Receive Diplomas at Iroquois High
Three physically handicapped graduates Sue Roten aged 22 Sandra Sermon Galloway 21 and Elaine Horn 20 finally received diplomas after five years studying at home the Iroquois High School graduation in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Iroquois High School
Sue Roten
Sandra
Sermon Galloway
Elaine
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Albert Maddux
Finney County Extension
Ifrom
Soil Conservation Service
RFK Mass
Bermuda
Elsie Branden
Finnay County Sxtension Kome Economist
Gulf
Finney
Manhattan
Rock Springs
Junction City
Rex Largent
Camp Beacon Boosters
Brenda Ragel
Eager Beavers
Peggy Stoner
Beth Funk
Happy Hustlers
Sandra Linville
Lana Brinkmeyer
Bea
Telegram
Oon Boosters
Se Hibler
Wide Awake
Boyd Funk
Sue
PCA
Garden City Production Credit Association
Miller Ave
Garden City
Wichita County Collegian
Owners ‘Association
Kemper Electric
Stevens
Ory
Yuen
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