International Grains Program Seminar on Export Marketing
The International Grains Program at Kansas State University hosts a two day seminar December 15 16 in Manhattan on export marketing of U S grains. Speakers from Santa Fe Continental Grain Cargill and the Canadian Wheat Board discuss deregulation prices exchange rates and world market outlook with KSU and federal officials detailing implications for farmers and agribusiness. Registration is 35 dollars includes luncheons banquet and proceedings.
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Manhattan
Canada
U.S
Europe
Kansas State University Union
Big Eight
Harvey Kiser
IGP
Flinthills
International Grains Program
Kiser
Don Finley
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Rodman Kober
Continental Grain Co
New York City
James L. Liebfried
Canadian Wheat Board
Winnipeg
Kiger
Marvin Duncan
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Robert Kohlmeyer
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
William Tierney Jr
KSU
Steven Graham
Kansas Wheat Commission
Galen Swenson
Grain Marketing Commission
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Kansas Corn
Charles W. Deyoe
Arlin Ward
Robert McEllainey
U.S. Feed Grains Council
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agriculture Service
Shellenberger Hall
Kansas
Women Finding Career Openings in Agriculture
In a field long dominated by men, women such as Diana Hessel Jean Nolimeyer Beth Branthauer and Tracy Callaway advance in agriculture and related sectors. They describe overcoming bias expanding expertise abroad and rising to high leadership roles while urging others to pursue experience confidence and continuous learning.
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ST. Louis
Diana Helsel
Helsel
Hessel
Michigan State Extension Service
Agronomy
University of Missouri
Jean Nolimeyer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Nollmeyer
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S.S.A
China
Nolimeyer
Beth Branthauer
People's Republic of China
American Soybean Association
Branthauer
Branthaver
Dairy Clinic Soon Check Pesticide License By Bozworth
County Agriculture Agent Robert W. Bozworth outlines upcoming extension programs at Ottawa, including a dairy clinic, swine production course, and marketing strategy sessions. Key speakers from KSU and KSA discuss cattle nutrition, livestock and grain outlooks, and pest management, with licensing renewals and windbreak tree orders promoted through the Extension office.
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Robert W. Bozworth
Ottawa
Gerry Kuhl
KSU
Mike Sand
Bill Tierney
Celebration Hall
Dick Dunham
Ed Call
DHJA
Rahjes Replaces Armstrong As FB Helm In Kansas
Doyle D. Rahjes of Agra was appointed to fill the unexpired Kansas Farm Bureau Board member-at-large seat and elected president after John Junior Armstrong resigned. Armstrong praised the organization after 34 years of service. The 60th annual KFB meeting begins in Topeka on Dec 4.
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John Junior Armstrong
Kansas Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Doyle D. Rahjes
Agra
KFB Board
Armstrong
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
Farm Bureau
Robbies
Phillips County
KFB
Rahjes
Kansas
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Water Authority
Rahjea
White House
Hahjes
Mid-State
Port Authority Board of Directors
Rock Inland Railroad
Charlotte
Lori
Kenneth
Rahies
Robert Rahjes
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