Selling is the tool farmers must embrace for success
A farm salesman argues farmers are held back by ignorance about selling. He cites Coca Cola and cigarettes as examples of powerful marketing, urges cooperation among farmers to push milk and other products, and claims milk’s calcium supports health and youth. He ends with a child’s adage about advertising.
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Sorghum Harvest Revolution Born in Kansas Farms
Kansas pioneered combine-type sorghums in the early 1940s by adapting wheat harvesting equipment for sorghum. Scientists created a new variety enabling farmers to harvest with existing wheat gear, transforming western Kansas agriculture.
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220-Tree Beginning at Kansas State University Orchard
The first fruit orchard at Kansas State University farm included 220 apple trees planted in spring 1868. Early orchards stood where Farrell Library now sits and on the campus south side.
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The Average Farm’s Output Feeds Nation
An article notes that the typical U.S. farm yields enough food to feed a substantial population. It discusses farm productivity and its role in supplying the nation with staple foods and agricultural goods.
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