Grain elevator safety meetings target drills and jobs
Kansas State University outlines a spring safety series to prevent accidents and losses in grain handling. The 1986 schedule was sent to storage and processing firms, with the Ottawa session at 7 30 p m May 8 in Celebration Hall. Extension specialist Robert Schoeff urges managers to bring new workers and office staff, with more details to follow. Chinch bugs show few expected in Franklin County this spring and no early crop damage anticipated.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Ottawa
Celebration Hall
Robert Schoeff
Department of Grain Science and Industry
K-State
Franklin County
Chinch Bug Survey Warns Farmers of Potential Crop Risks
Kansas State Board of Agriculture entomologists and plant pathologists released the chinch bug survey showing infrequent migration to seedling sorghum and corn if spring weather stays normal. Highest wintering bugs found in Marion and Greenwood Counties. hot dry weather may boost survival and future crop issues. Weekly Crop Update notes five percent of East Central Kansas wheat jointed, statewide 30 percent jointed, ahead of last year and five-year average.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture Entomologists and
Plant Pathologists
Kansas
Marion County
Greenwood County
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Futures trading data from Chicago Board of Trade
National CHICAGO AP reports futures figures for CORN and SOYBEANS with open, high, low, last prices, and volume. Includes daily sales and open interest figures, across multiple contract groups and changes shown in percentages.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
My Wo Ag
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Serle Cho
Ite
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Definition Of Farm Needs Work In Kansas
In Wichita and Washington, experts question calling any operation with over 1000 dollars in annual sales a farm. They note many small, off-farm income operations skew totals, with 70 percent of U S farms under 40000 dollars in sales and 1 6 million under 40000. Changing the definition would affect funding and policy targeting for states like North Carolina with many small tobacco farms.
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Wichita, Kan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Moe Johnson
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
USDA
Dave Harrington
Agency
Economic Research Service
Washington
Harrington
U.S
Barry Flinchbaugh
Kansas State University
Frank Naylor
Flinchbaugh
North Carolina
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