Beef Empire entries and planned events for Kansas show
Last week saw a record number of live and carcass cattle entries for the 1973 Beef Empire show with expanded Beef Empire Days planned. Committees organize exhibits, field day tours at Garden City Experiment Station feature tillage, fertilizer trials, weed control, and feeds, while talks on fly control and irrigation field tours attract visitors. Sleeping sickness in horses in Kansas prompts vaccination advice from Extension veterinarians, and wheat streak mosaic affects Finney County yields. Kansas sheep expo is set for June 2 at the State Fairgrounds in Rubinso nn.
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Firat
Beef Empire
Feediot Services
Garden City Experiment Station
Charles Pitts
Holcomb
Kansas
Kansas State
Homer Daley
Finney County
Finney Country
Kansas Sheep Expo
Kansas State Pas
Rubbinson
Corn Planting Catching Up Says AP Farm Writer
AP farm writer reports corn plantings are rapidly catching up after weeks of heavy rains and floods. By May 20, Midwest fields were 58 percent planted versus 21 percent on May 13, with Minnesota and Nebraska near 80 percent and Missouri around 25 percent. Cotton and soybeans also advanced as dry weather aided field work across flood-affected areas.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Cot. Tv
Midwest
Agricole Department
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iown
Ilinois
Themepoint
Sissippi River
Nepont Sauxt
Texas
Mepont Sai
Fanm
Brenda Funk Among Kansas 4-H Winners Heading to Washington
Brenda Funk of Rt. 1 joins 44 other Kansas 4-Hers named winners in this year’s Washington event. The group recognizes top 4-Hers from Kansas as selected for national participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Funk
Washington
Rt. 1
Kansas
Four Leaf Clover 4-H and Environmental Conference Notices
Deadline June 1 for 4 H horse identification certificates to be filed with the County Extension office. Garden and weed control projects include a horticulture judging school June 21 at the Fairgrounds and weed identification work. The Environmental Conference July 16 20 at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City covers energy, resources, and quality of life with the theme Lie Pass It On. Directors noted a Citizenship Short Course July 19 30 at the National 4 H Center in Washington DC. Kansas 4 H delegates include Miss Funk and others from Finney, Hamilton, Ford, Greeley, and Scott counties.
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Deemagens
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Cooperative Extension Service
Department of 4-H
Extesio
Kansas State University
Kiamisas 4-H Foundation
Federal Cartridge Corporation
Folger Coffee Company
D. C
National 4-H Club Foundation
National 4-H Center
Washington, D.C
Miss Funk
Roger, Funk
Finney Countains
Richard Galladay
Hiamiltom County Extension Aigricultural
Syracuse
Wills Nancy Jo Kent
Fond County Extension 4
Southwest
Kansas
Brenda
Denyl EE
Whlldren
Greeley
Diane Fieldsohinnat
Evertt’ Black ‘Burn
Scott County
Backyard Cookout Food Safety Tips For Summer Gatherings
Summer cookouts require keeping hazardous foods hot or cold to prevent foodborne illness. Avoid leaving perishable items like fish poultry eggs salads and meats in the danger zone 40 to 120 F. Use insulated coolers and clean utensils, wash hands, and pack unopened canned goods with a can opener. A skillet dinner recipe uses pork beans tomato paste and ground beef to serve about six.
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Bethier
Mel Banghavam
Ponestier
John Wayne Voices Plain Speak On Politics
Nashville AP report quotes John Wayne disliking politics and labels, saying he dislikes punditry and has supported six candidates for office, with three Democrats. He defends the middle class and says the country would collapse without them, expressing pride in ties to middle Americans.
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John Wayne
Nashville
Team
Mewsmen
Ine
U.S
Pupils Explain Watergate Trial in Class
In Tampa Florida first graders at Wear Shore Elementary School tackled Watergate through a writing exercise. A pupil wrote Watergate is fluid and will get in your house and you will have to move. Another said it is a flood going over the gale. A boy noted it is water and mine too and it is in Washington D C and it will not hurt you.
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Tampa, Fla
Arneta Collins
Tampa
Wear Shore
Washington, D.C
Corn Cob Waste Used To Make Building Materials
A University of Illinois researcher notes corn cobs and byproducts can be processed into wood like building materials. Dr. Poo Chow explains coffee and corn residues differ chemically but can be molded into products, potentially saving lumber and aiding the environment though economic feasibility needs more study.
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University of Uwinals
Lig
Poo Chow
Fateliories
Chow
Shamighat
Taiwan
Owever
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Igiculture
Larry Henry
Finney County Extension Agricultural
Tabor
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Istian II of
Denmark
Queen Victoria
Rodney Faulds
Finney County Extension
Regent
Day
Ray
N. Main
Garden City Sale Co., Inc
Jerry Chmetko
Jerry
Page & Garden City Telegram
Urbana
Minter-Wilson Drilling Co., Inc
Garden City, Kansas
Garden City
Co-op
Ag Chemicals
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