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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
4
An article by Mrs. Oletha Blevins Mars outlines milk’s health value and budget benefits. It cites USDA recommendations by age, promotes skim milk for riboflavin, and explains milk’s high water content and nutrient density. It also offers whipped topping and beverage ideas using milk and dairy products from USDA home economists.
Chester F Paxson reports the sixth annual Kansas Council of Chapters Soil Conservation Society of America meeting in Pratt was a success. He notes travel through floods in Great Bend and Wichita, wheat recovery from late rains, and a tree growers meeting in Manhattan with over eighty attendees and plans for a Kansas Tree Growers Association.
Acres certifications for farms in the 1965 Feed Grain Program are scheduled at the ASCS Office in the Malls Shopping Center Lawrence. Farmers must certify by July 15 with amendments by August 5 if needed. A random 25 percent spotcheck may trigger adjustments. incorrect acreages risk losing program benefits.
The Kaw Valley Rabbit Club holds a Saturday meeting for rabbit raisers at 7 p m at the Douglas County 4 H Fairgrounds. Mrs Harold Shirk chairs. Topics include rabbit breeds exhibits management practices meat pelts and marketing.
National Dairy Month boosts consumption while Kansas dairies report a $60 million annual industry. Milk production shifts from separated cream to higher volume products as equipment costs soar to $815,000. Pesticide residues remain minimal and soil testing hinges on farmer sampling quality and cooperation with labs.
Governor William H. Avery addressed more than 1,000 Kansas 4-H members at the annual Round-up at Kansas State University. He urged citizens to accept responsibilities to retain rights, with Sen. Frank Carlson delivering the main address. Douglas County 4-H youths and a chaperone left for Washington for the Citizenship Shortcourse at the National 4-H Center.
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