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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

10

Wheat disease concerns in Harvey County fields

Farmers cautioned about cephalosporium stripe and wheat streak mosaic causing stunting lodging and tiller death. Leaf rust rising in spots, take-all root rot linked to wet fall and dry prior period. Lab help available at KSU. exchange samples for disease distribution. Also notes on new Kansas Farm Account Books covers and beef cattle research from Clay Center Nebraska.

Jack Barnes Harvey County KSU Bill Willis Andale McPherson Willis

4 H Doings Promotes Summer 4 H Photography Reading

Harvey County 4 H'ers gain extra time for projects as schools close for summer. Photography tips emphasize composition, framing, backgrounds, tones, angles, and telling a story. Reading guidance urges library use across units, with cross project ideas and enjoyment reading.

Fred Rohs Harvey County Extension Service

Kansas farm price indices rise modestly in mid May

Kansas farmers saw a slight overall price rise in mid May with livestock products contributing to gains. The mid May index stood at 181 percent of the 1967 base, up from April and near the May 1974 level. Beef, hog prices and crop prices shifted, with wheat and corn moving differently month to month.

Topeka Kan Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Wheat prospects improve in Harvey County amid worm invasion

Harvey County extension reports wheat prospects remain better than average despite storms and pests. True armyworm infestations persist with two to four worms per drill row foot, prompting aerial spraying in some fields. Rust appears in a few fields but may not cut yields. Also notes Miss Debbie Brandewiede, 1975 Kansas Shorthorn Princess, appearing on KARD-TV Saturday. Chinese seeds arrive at Cary Arboretum Millbrook NY from Beijing, part of prior Sino American seed exchange.

Harvey County Debbie Brandewiede Kansas Arboretum Millbrook N. Y Peking Botanical Garden People’s Republic of China Cary Arboretum New York Botanical Garden Arboretum China Nanking Botanical Garden Millbrook Scientific Institution Peking Donald B. Straus Straus

European feed executives to discuss U S soybean supplies

A six-member European delegation from Britain, France, Ireland and Belgium will visit Washington June 16 and 17 to meet with U S farm leaders and lawmakers about U S soybean supplies and quality feedstuffs. The American Soybean Association will sponsor, with events including Chicago and Illinois farm stops. A Senate Agriculture subcommittee is probing grain inspection amid indictments of inspectors tied to New Orleans and Houston ports. Senator Humphrey plans emergency powers bill and a June 19 hearing on the issue.

Washington U.S American Soybean Association Hudson Iowa Chicago Illinois Britain France Ireland Belgium Senate Agriculture Committee Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Foreign Agricultural Policy New Orleans Houston USDA Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Secretary of Agriculture Humphrey

Corn crop off to good start as planting nears completion

The 1975 corn crop is about 96 percent planted by June 1, far ahead of last year and normal progress. Soybean planting also moved rapidly, with Illinois at 87 percent and Iowa corn finished. wheat, oats, and barley harvests in Texas progressed before rain slowed activity. Farmers hope for a record crop if weather remains normal.

Washington Agriculture Department Iowa Texas Oklahoma Kansas USDA

DES-tainted beef livers rise in first quarter 1975 findings

Agriculture Department reports nine DES tainted livers found among 565 tested in Q1 1975, a 1.6 percent rate, up from 0.3 percent in all of 1974. DES, banned since 1973, prompted new livestock certification requiring 14 days without DES prior to slaughter.

Washington Agriculture Department

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