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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
29
The state introduces an acre based wildlife management program for youth with landowners, plus the Home Environment project rebrands 4 H efforts for urban and rural youths. It outlines plot rules, cooperative management, and extension support.
The text argues for a broad view in environmental planning, weighing positive as well as adverse effects. It highlights watershed protection and flood prevention as benefits, including reduced flooding, siltation control, stable water for agriculture, and reservoir recreation, carried out with local effort and USDA Soil Conservation Service aid.
Safety tips for 4-H bike projects emphasize bike maintenance traffic awareness and single rider rules. The article also describes a Kansas State University Rabbit Manual for 4-H youth detailing rabbit breeds equipment feeds breeding sanitation and shows. Watershed planning highlights conservation benefits and ongoing flood sediment damage costs in the U.S.
The soil and water conservation program safeguards farmland potential and food production. It credits American farmers as the world's most efficient producers, attributing success to research from the Department of Agriculture and land grant universities.
Prices paid to dairy farmers for Class I milk averaged $7.49 per hundredweight in early January, up 10 cents from a year ago, per the Agriculture Department. City consumers paid an average 59.5 cents per half gallon, up six tenths of a cent from December and 2.1 cents higher than a year earlier, per USDA.
Washington AP reports USDA says smaller supplies of tomatoes and sweet corn push winter vegetables to moderately higher prices. Fresh potato stocks are the smallest in four years and run one eighth below last year's crop, depressing grower prices.
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