Farm Costs Rise To Meet Price Increases
The article notes farm product prices reached historic highs while input costs climb. Gary Underwood of Underwood Equipment Inc. cites machinery cost increases up to 5.8 percent this year, threatening net profit in the near term.
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Joanistas
Gary Underwood
Underwood Equipment Inc
Cost of Living Council
Soybean Meeting At Student Union
Kansas Soybean Association invites soybean growers to its annual meeting on December 13 at Ottawa University Student Union. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. The event features KA Soybean Association leaders, Kansas Department of Agriculture, American Soybean Association, Kansas State University experts, and a soybean research panel. Noon meal provided by major processors. Separate wives program in afternoon.
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Robert Bozworth
Kansas Soybean Association
Ottawa University
Wayne Dicken
Roy Freeland
Kansas Department of Agriculture
W. B. Tilson
American Soybean, , Association
Wes Randell
Soybean Association
Kansas State University
Kansas Soga
Cargill
Archer Daniels Midland
Ralston-Purina
Far-Mar-Co
Franklin County Sends 14 Delegates to Kansas Farm Bureau Meet
Franklin County was represented by 14 members at the 55th annual Kansas Farm Bureau meeting in Topeka on December 25. Delegates included Dwayne Roush and the Sylvester, Averill, Keith, Wasmund, and Feuerborn families, among others. Over 1,200 members from 105 county bureaus attended the three day event where policies were adopted, outstanding members honored, and officers chosen for the year.
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Franklin County
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Dwayne Roush
Russell Sylvester
Larry Averill
Robert Hiles
Andy Duffle
Judy Collins
Virginia Nordylse
Clarence Keith
Leroy Wasmund
Helen Feuerborn
Farm Bureau's
Kansas
Thermostat Theory Says 70 Degrees Best for Comfort
Frederick H. Robles of Kansas State University argues no fixed setting fits all. He favors 70 degrees in well insulated new buildings, notes comfort varies with humidity, airflow, clothing, activity, and diet, and recommends 66 degrees in busy classrooms to allow adjustment between classes.
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Manhattan
Frederick H. Robles
Robles
Kansas State University
Institute For Environmental Research
KSU Institute of Environmental Research
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers
Ashrae
Cleveland
K-State
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