Threefold plan eyed to curb food pest problem
An analysis from Cimarron by Greta Mc Farland discusses federal pesticide control, its impact on consumers and farmers, and the push for an integrated approach using both chemical and biological methods. It notes rising food prices, environmental concerns, and new laws requiring registration, with K State research highlighting resistant alfalfa varieties and pilot pest control programs in three counties.
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Keith Sobelius
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Frank Bierberry
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K-State Extension Service
Million Bushel Terminal Gained By Coop In Texas
SAN ANTONIO AP A million bushel grain terminal was acquired by American Grain and Cattle Corp in its first week. The Dodge City Kansas terminal with 1 050 000 bushel capacity joins the San Antonio based cooperative, which began last March with 132 million bushels capacity. Hal Nelson, president, announced the deal Wednesday.
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San Antonio, Tex
American Grain and Cattle Corp
Grain Farmer Cooperative
San Antonio
Dodge City
Kan
Hal Nelson
Wednesay
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