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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1973

Page

27

Manure as Crop Nutrient In Farm Waste Management

Livestock waste disposal grows with fertilizer availability and expanding areas. Manure contains nitrogen, phosphate, and potash with varying plant availability. Best crop response comes from spreading at low rates, storage, and timely incorporation.

Garden City Experiment Station

Hays Wintering Test Compares UREA Use in Silage

Kansas state research at Hays tested forage sorghum silage with UREA top dressing and with UREA added at ensiling, plus cottonseed meal or no grain. Results show slightly higher gains and lower cost per pound with top dressed UREA, but cottonseed meal vastly improves gain and cost efficiency. adding grain reduces costs further, supporting UREA in fattening rations when paired with readily digested carbohydrates.

Hays Kansas _ State University Livestock Specialist

Nation's Bees Busy in 1972

Washington AP reports bee activity rose in 1972 with 214.6 million honey produced, a nine percent drop from 1971. Colony numbers fell to under 4.1 million, while average honey yield rose to 52.8 pounds per colony and prices averaged 31.3 cents per pound. Top producers were Florida, California, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Texas.

Washington Agriculture Department Florida California Dakota Minnesota Texas

Land ownership in the United States by private farmers

More than 60 per cent of the land area is privately owned and managed by about 3 million farmers and ranchers. Under a democratic form of government they may largely decide how to use their land.

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