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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
4
The article explains blanching to inactivate enzymes in vegetables, noting proper heating times vary by vegetable type and size. It covers bean and corn specifics, water quantity, boiling stability, and immediate chilling for best freezer quality, emphasizing start with fresh produce.
Western Cattle Co Inc specializes in order buying of stocker and feeder cattle and will sell fat cattle on commission. Contacts include Pete Hutchins in Scott City Jim Jasper in Dighton Jack Daly in Garden City and Harold Woods in Dighton with a main office in Dighton.
Robert Brinkmeyer son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brinkmeyer Imperial Rt attended the 22nd annual Co op Youth Leadership Camp at William Jewell College Vib rty Mo June 10 14 among about 600 rural youths The program aims to build leadership good citizenship understanding of farmer cooperatives and provide fun Farmland Industries Kansas City sponsors the event Brinkmeyer was locally sponsored by Garden City Cooperative Buckeye Arizona AP heat report notes 117 degrees in Gila Bend 30 miles away
Leaf rust threatens south central Kansas wheat amid cool wet spring conditions. Extension plant pathologist Claude L. King warns yield losses could reach 20 percent in some areas if wet weather persists. Farmers are urged to consider rust resistant varieties and review KS U extension publications SRP-129 and XMF-30. Two USDA rust researchers at Kansas State University study resistance screening and rust prediction to optimize fungicide use.
The Charles How Astronauts 4 H Club held its regular monthly meeting June 10 in the Charleston Co op office. Ta Renick presided as president and members led singing. Gary Kopper and Janice Renick were elected delegates to attend the planning picnic for 4 H Camp.
County wide 4 H dog project starts with June 8 meeting at the Arthur Brinkmeyer residence drawing 31 members. They cover chapters one and two, study breed family history, and answer related questions. Second meeting attracted eleven members as they review chapters three and four, identify dog parts on a model, and play breed identification and a breed name maze. Third session set for June 22 at 2 PM with reading of chapters five to seven and page 10. Robert Brinkmeyer leads the group.
In Kansas City AP report Dr. W. H. Lewis urged home missions work as essential, likening it to plowing and stressing that new churches are deliberate, not accidental. He noted district leaders and pastors share the vision and passion to start new home mission churches and was re elected to a third term as general superintendent before about 8 000 listeners.
Al Maddux reports on Pale Western Cutworm development and moth emergence with late summer pupation. Grasshoppers appear and control should target nymphs in the next weeks via roadside spraying. 1968 wheat harvest caution urges waiting for full ripeness to maximize price. herbicide guidance covers 2,4-D and atrazine use in corn and sorghum with precautions on crop injury and timing.
The United States remains dominated by farming as the largest industry, employing about 5.2 million workers directly in farming plus eight million in storage, processing and merchandising, with agriculture assets totaling 273 billion dollars. Farmers spend over 38 billion annually on inputs and 12 billion on consumer goods, while machinery, fuel, fertilizers, and steel purchases run multiple billions. Additional sectors employing farm-related workers include meat and poultry, dairy, baking, fruit and vegetable processing, and textile-related cotton fabrics, reflecting a broad industrial ecosystem around agriculture.
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