4-H Feast Honors IFYE Delegates at Kansas State University
The Kansas 4-H Foundation and partners host a Sunday feast at Kansas State University to honor 1971 and 1972 International Farm Youth Exchange delegates and People to People award winners. Named honorees include Charlotte Ann Hubbard, Donna Meyer, Diance Herman, and Margie Lu Jackson, with several IFYEs from across Kansas recognized for their overseas assignments. The event features a display by returning IFYEs and foods from other countries. Also covered is a section on the 4-H commodity marketing project showcasing grain marketing, judging, and tours of grain facilities and related educational activities for club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
International Farm Youth Exchange
Charlotte Ann Hubbard
Lawrence
Donna Meyer
Washington
Diance Herman
St. Francis
Margie Lu Jackson
Eureka
Ness County
Utica
Meadowlarks
Kansas
Board of Trade
Milk Output Up In February Nationwide
The Agriculture Department reports February milk production at 9.346 billion pounds, up 3.8 percent from a year ago. First two months of 1972 show 2.2 percent higher output than January-February last year. Average milk per cow in February was 762 pounds, up five percent from a year earlier but three percent below January’s rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Energy pellets beat protein in cow wintering study findings
A Kansas State University two year trial shows cows wintered on high energy pellets with alfalfa hay outperform those on high protein rations. Younger cows show clearer gains in calf weight and conception, while breeders at Nebraska report similar results. Feed economics favor grain over soy meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
University of Nebraska
General Electrical Wiring at 3938 West 6th
A listing notes electrical services at 3938 West 6th, labeled General Electrical Wiring, with a cross street west of Fire Station 3. The fragmentary item provides a location cue for a local tradesman.
Range Management and Soil Conservation Principles
The article explains range management aims to maximize forage without harming vegetation. It stresses careful grazing to protect spring growth and seed production, highlights key forage species as indicators, and notes that plant resilience varies by species and conditions such as season, site quality, and grazing duration.
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Bev AY KY
Service
Arthur Hemphill
Rt. 3
U.S. 24
Journal-World Photo
By Billy R. Merhoff
Friend of Ifyb
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Ifye Alumni Association
IFYE
Diane Wiens
Marion
Japan
Connie Harms
Whitewater
Netherlands
Carolyn Neil
Scott
Taiwan
Margaret Vesecky
Timken
Switzerland
Karen Threlkel
Atwood
Nicaragua
Earl L. van Meter
Adie
Schomer and O'Neal
Morgan
Peckman
Angus
Henry Morgan
Greeley, Kansas
Morgan Bros. Consignment
Greeley
Peckman Bros
Paola
W. A. Lytle Consignment
Wellsville
Phil Ljungdahl
Dodge City
Ransford Electric, Inc
General Electrical Wiring
Robert E. McIntyre
Soil Conservation Service
the Land Bank
Troeral
Lamp Wang
Ortho
Bill
Bax
Chevron Chemical Company
Ortho Division
Hekman
Des Moines
Iowa
Eers
Adpress
Ontho
Association of Lawrence
East 7Th Street
Dealer
Sighatubl
Farmers Cooperative Association
Lawrence - Edgerton - Midland
Roy D. Sinclair
Merle Geyer
Special Agent—Life Auto—Fire
Don Kaiser
Special Agent—Life
Ridge Court
Ikansas
Standard Rendering CO
Olathe
ST Taam Aay Mobi Trs
Aya
Kansas City
Kansa : Savings Association
Qualitys
NY Products
Foster
North
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