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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1982
Page
4
In a Kansas State University focus, experts discuss global hunger affecting 500 million and the U S role. They cite development aid, trade, population growth, and farming reform as keys, with K State programs in India Nigeria Botswana and the Philippines boosting agricultural capacity and research to raise self sufficiency.
TOPEKA The 1982 Cow Calf and Stocker Conference meets Aug 19 in Manhattan with a profit focus. KAKE TV’s Larry Hatteberg opens the afternoon with Paces of the Prairie followed by KSU faculty on financing, computer use in livestock, and retained ownership. Speakers include Don Pretzer Ben Brent Mike Sands Sam Hands Gerry Kuhl Scott Laudert Danny Sims and others. A noontime KSU Wildcat Luncheon features Dick Towers Jack Hartman and Jim Dickey at Holidome.
A fragment listing common cancer warning signs from the American Cancer Society includes changes in bowel or bladder habits a sore that does not heal unusual bleeding or discharge thickening or lump in the breast or elsewhere indigestion or difficulty swallowing a wart or mole changes nagging cough or hoarseness.
Innovative marketing techniques for livestock and agricultural products will headline an electronic marketing conference on August 23-24 at the Lincoln Plaza Inn in Oklahoma City. Ken Boughton of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture outlines sessions on electronic marketing for cattle sheep hogs and cotton with Vern Highley of the USDA speaking on improving marketing efficiency. Registration is 50 for workshop materials two lunches and proceedings. pre registration details are provided for Extension Economists James Bell and Paul Rodgers.
ASCS Director David Hornung warns all farmers must file acreage reports by August 16 to protect crop bases. Failure to report will forfeit credit toward future wheat and feed grain bases, and participants in the reduced acreage program must designate land removed from production by the deadline.
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