Kansas to Lead Next Century in Agriculture Potential
Kansas State University dean looks ahead to 100 years of farming, noting Kansas soil and climate create high agricultural capacity despite droughts. The piece traces past growth, current farm income around $4 billion, and predicts wheat for forage and meat demand will drive shifts in land use and grain production.
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Special Study for Young State Farmers in Kansas
Kansas State University will offer an eight week summer short course for young farmers under 31 to gain agriculture training. The program begins January 27, 1964 and ends March 20, 1964, covering Farm Business Plant Sciences Animal Sciences Agricultural Engineering and Expanding Leadership Potential. It aims to boost self sufficiency and prepare farmers to manage large farm operations.
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Glenn H. Beck
Kansas State University
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Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Wilton B. Thomas
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