Soviet grain crop outlook could push US exports higher
Washington officials caution on firm Soviet figures as 1976 outlook suggests a short winter harvest and potential reliance on US supplies. Some forecasters project Russia 180 to 190 million tons if rains improve, while drought could yield another small crop. USDA notes US grain crops should cover domestic and export needs including possible Russian purchases.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Russia
USDA
Moscow
David Schoonover
Economic Research Service
S. Department
Camping Plans Highlight 4-H Youth Activities The Sunflower State
1976 Kansas 4-H schedules offer camping for ages 7 to 19 across counties. Dr. Glenn M Busset describes camping as place plan and experience. Harvey County 4-Hers head to Rock Springs Ranch June 26 for four days three nights with swimming crafts riflery archery nature hikes games canoeing and evening activities.
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Glenn M. Busset
Kansas State University
Lake Perry
Harvey County
Rock Springs Ranch
Rock Springs
Replant iris and care tips for disease and structure
The article advises replanting iris now, dividing older beds, and trimming leaves before digging. It covers rhizome handling, spacing, soil depth by soil type, weed control, and avoiding Bermuda grass. It also warns on iris leaf spot control and notes Dutch Elm Disease symptoms in trees with bark streaking and vascular blockage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Welfelt Co
Bermuda
Kansas wheat crop set to be smallest since 1968
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service forecasts a 179.50 million bushel Kansas wheat crop for 1976. Decline driven by May 3 freeze and disease, with 10.75 million acres to be harvested at an average 26 bushels per acre. Abandoned seedings total 2.35 million acres, 17.9 percent of last fall's seeded area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wheat crop outlook dims after May freeze damage
Harvey County wheat fields show increased damage from a May 3 freeze with stems killed and kernels shriveled. Expect lower yields and lighter test weights. cephalosporium and take all root rot may also rise. For sorghum, higher plant populations tolerated. if spraying is needed, use the Kansas guidelines and request the free 1976 Recommendations. Daily field checks advised for greenbug threats in sorghum seedlings. treat only as populations reach treatment levels to avoid re infestation and wasted sprays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barnes Co
Agric. Agent & Co
Harvey County
Kansas
CIPACK seeks funds for Kansas elections
CIPACK formed to raise a $50,000 working fund for supporting selected candidates in the August 1966 primary and November general elections. General Chairman Martin K. Eby Jr. of Wichita said the drive should finish within a month to participate in this year’s state legislative races. He noted CIPACK is in its infancy but urgency to act now.
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Topeka
Kan
Construction Industry Political Action Committee of Kansas
Cipack
Martin K. Eby Jr
Wichita
Cipace
Eby
Youth Safety Seminar At Camp Wa Shun Ga
Kathy Brandewiede of Newton represented Harvey County Farm Bureau at the 9th annual Youth Safety Seminar held Tuesday through Saturday at Camp Wa Shun Ga Rock Springs Ranch. Sessions covered CPR motorcycle safety water rescue defensive driving firearm safety fire prevention and farm tractor safety. Argentina was discovered in 1516 by Juan Diaz de Solis.
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Kathy Brandewiede
Newton
Harvey County Farm Bureau
Camp Wa Shun Ga
Rock Springs Ranch
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Thur
Fred RK. Rohs Co
Sunflower
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WWV
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Woolco
Miss Breck
Newton, Kansas
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Pat & Mary
Cedar Point
Kans
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