Smoky outdoor cooking tips and steak selection guide
Outdoor barbecues trend with smoke cooking that browns food before slow heat hold. Use damp hickory chips for smoke and a vented hood for aroma. Marinades vary, with chick n que sauce and hot tweaks. Learn steak cuts and marbling, from loin to porterhouse, T bone, rib eye, and sirloin for feeding four or more.
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Kansas City
Farming in Finney practical irrigation and shade tips
A Kansas State University extension engineer outlines irrigation basics for Finney crops and cattle. Key ideas: pre irrigate to saturation, know soil water storage and intake rates, estimate crop water use, and account for 35 percent loss to evaporation and runoff. For shade, provide 30-40 sq ft per head, place shade away from fences, aim for 10-14 ft height, and keep cost under 40-50 cents per sq ft with durable materials.
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Garden City Experiment Station
Lyndell W. Fitzgerald
Kansas State University
Manhattan
California
Arab Refugee Speaks To Lincoln Livewires
Refugee Khalid Shalaby presented a talk on Arabia with pictures to illustrate conditions there at a Lincoln Livewires 4 H club meeting. He is in the United States for six months as an International Farm Youth Exchange student, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C C Hicks. More than 35 attended after a premeeting cooking class, with Miss Margaret opening, Ray Heinemann demonstrating an electric cord fix, and a music number by Miss Nancy Fare before Shalaby spoke.
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Khalid Shalaby
Arabia
Lincoln Livewires 4.H Club
Shalaby
America
C.C. Hicks
United States
International Farm
Margaret [Ile
Ray Heinemann
Nancy Fare
Colby Expand Sheet Test Studies Ewes and Lambs
Kansas State University Colby station expanded its ewe project by adding 200 ewes to test management practices and pastures. Flushing fed by rye or green cereal with sorghum grain and alfalfa hay boosted lambing rates. buffalo grass alone yielded lower gains. Pre lambing trials showed buffalo pasture with sorghum grain raised birth weights. post lambing data remained incomplete as of June field day.
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Kansas State University
Colby Branch
Evans Banbury
Colby
Banbury
Feed Grains At Top Rate In 1959 60 Harvest News
The USDA reports feed grain disappearance remains at a record pace from Oct 1959 to Mar 1960 with total use for the year projected near 7 million tons. corn disappearance in 1959 60 may near 4 billion bushels as cattle feeding and hogs on farms rise.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Omar C. Browning
State
ASC
Baker
Tall Bower
Overland Park
Kah
Mikoyan Says USSR Won’t Endorse U.S. Candidate
Anastas Mikoyan told reporters at a Oslo news conference that Soviet support for any U.S. presidential candidate would hurt that candidate’s chances. He said he has no preference and declined to back a specific contender.
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Oslo
Norway
Anastag Mikoyan
Soviet Union
U. S
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