Cattle Feeders Day Planned at Garden City Station
Beef cattle producers will attend Cattle Feeders Day at Kansas State University Garden City Branch Experiment Station on Friday April 30. George Davis KSU will discuss high moisture corn processing storage and feeding methods from six trials involving about 1500 steers begun in 1978. The program runs 9 30 a.m. with talks by Scott Laudert David Nichols Jack Riley and others, plus a walking tour and noon lunch.
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Garden City
Kansas State University
George Davis
Davis
Gerald Green
Scott Laudert
David Nichols
KSU
Jack Riley
Marketing Wheat for Profit in Kansas Markets
Kansas farmers can boost profits by choosing the right selling method. Agricultural economist Orlen Grunewald outlines six marketing alternatives including cash marketing, storage, forward contracts, hedging, deferred pricing and pooled sales. He notes prices fall at harvest due to seasonal demand, but basis movement and crop conditions can alter this, so a diversified plan is key.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Orlen Grunewald
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Grunewald
United States
U.S
Field Day At Parsons Sets May 7 Agricultural Event
The Parsons Southeast Kansas Experiment Station hosts a May 7 field day with 9 topics including ammonia additions to forages, cool season grasses for Kansas, insecticide ear tags for fly control, use of K-Mag to reduce tetany, and implants and MGS effects on stocker heifers. Lunch provided. registration at 9 a.m. at the headquarters building near N. 32nd and Perley streets.
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Parsons
Southeast Kansas Experiment Station
Livestock Products Company
N. 32Nd
Perley Streets
Kansas
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Chuck Marr
Manufactuers
Frank Morrison
KSU Horticulturists
KSU Extension Service
Allied Beef Industries
I-35
15Th Street
Ottawa
H.C
J.D
New Holland
IMCO
Sunmaster
Ferguson
Valley
Tom Bach
S. Main
Shelter's
Shelter Life Insurance Company
Neil Satterlee
West
Kansas City Power & Light Company
KCPL
Energy Discovery
Kansas City
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