Poor year for Kansas farmers despite higher expenses
Kansas State University economists report 1976 as a poor year with farm net income averaging 9219 dollars on 2400 farms, down from 21588 in 1975. They cite high expenses and low returns on labor and capital, with loans rising and net worth shrinking across Farm Management operations.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State University Extension
K-State Farm Management Association
Larry N. Nangemeier
Langemeier
South
North Central
State Youth Conservation Camp Planned at Rock Springs Ranch
Patrick Wineinger announces Kansas State Youth Conservation Camp to run July 3 7 at Rock Springs Ranch south of Junction City. Youth aged 14 19 are invited to join rap sessions field trips classes and activities to foster conservation awareness and practice.
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Patrick Wineinger
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Kansas
1977 State Youth Conservation Camp Details
The 1977 State Youth Conservation Camp centers on conservation themes with daily programs on different conservation concerns. The camp costs 35 dollars per person covering food lodging registration and supplies, with a $5 pre registration fee. Applications are due by June 15 at the State 4 H office, and Harvey County Extension Office offers brochures and forms.
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Extension Office
Rock Springs Ranch
Harvey County Extension Office
Harvey County 4-H'ers Place At 16th District Dog Show
Results from the 16th 4-County District Dog Show at the 4-H Building in McPherson Kansas list Harvey County 4-H entries across Obedience Grooming and Showmanship. Trophies sponsored by the Newton Elk Club will be awarded at the June 14 meeting of the New Elks Club.
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McPherson
Kansas
Harvey County
LaDonna Kater
Kevin Monroe
Bryce Cox
Darla Harris
Paul Works, Jr
Cindy Wohlschlegel
Susan Merrifield
Alicia Treesh
Ann Wilder
Mary Wilder
LaDonna Eater
Darla Harms
Newton Elk Club
LaDonna
New Elks Club
Horn flies in Kansas threaten cattle health and control options
Horn flies grow rapidly in Kansas with 20 to 50 flies per animal marking economic concern. Dust bags using Ciodrin, Co-Ral, meth ozychlor, Rabon are common, with back rubbers and sprays as alternatives. Sprays need frequent reapplication. one quart per animal along the top line. Extension notes also cover elm beetle feeding and elm fungal issues, with dormant treatments for fungus and upcoming Horticulturist absence through July 11.
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Jack Barnes
Dale Schindler
Dale
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Lauren
George Jr
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Jim Dicken
Route 2
Debbie
Pam
Farm News
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Kansas State University
Bob Kurr
Newton
Diane McNeill
Mark Sauerwein
Eddie DeVore
Jim Yoder
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