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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 2002

Page

10

National Slaughter Cattle Prices and Midwest Feeder Trade

Nationwide cattle market notes show mixed demand with slaughter cows and bulls $1-2 higher, boxed beef near steady at 117.53. Midwest direct markets report live steers and heifers 35-80% Choice 900-1400 lbs at 72.00-73.50, dressed 115.00-116.50 for 550-950 lbs. Yearling feeders in St. Joseph sell higher. steers and heifers 350-1000 lbs range 84-115, with various weight classes and fleshy premiums noted across regions.

National Slaughter Kansas City USDA Midwest High Plains

Soybean crayons make their mark at Purdue contest

WEST LAFAYETTE Ind AP A Purdue University student group won the Soybean Utilization Contest prize of 4800 dollars for biodegradable odorless markers made from soybeans. The team cost 500 dollars to complete the project and aims to patent it, estimating production costs about one cent lower per marker than existing brands.

West Lafayette, Ind Purdue University Purdue Indiana Soybean Board Brian Costigan

Cattle price slide seen as typical for autumn

Kansas State University ag economist James Mintert notes cow prices fall in September to December, then recover in winter. Dodge City market mid November averaged 35.73 per hundredweight, with drought worsening gaps between low dressing percentage cows and the rest. Slaughter cow prices could rise sharply from November lows, possibly more than usual as beef production dips.

Kansas State University James Mintert Mintert K-State Research and Extension Dodge City

Public debate and backlash over Kansas school funding and political clashes

A Kansas columnist recalls brickbats and battles over public school funding, noting threats to his career from education funding critics and farm groups. He cites CNBC debates and a New York City study on spending, and observes Kansas politics shifting to an urban legislative majority in the state House and Senate.

Kansas CNBC Wall Street Journal New York City New York Kansas House Senate

Farm Service Agency Committee Elects Local Officials

Edward Altic of Pomona is elected to a three year term on the FSA County Committee joining Chester Fredricks Jr. of Williamsburg and Gene Maxwell of Ottawa as 2003 members. Tracy Kramer is elected chairman, Barbara Kichl is vice chairman, and James Mower named member of the local administrative area committee.

FSA Edward Altic Pomona Farm Service Agency Chester Fredricks Jr Williamsburg Gene Maxwell Ottawa Tracy Kramer Barbara Kichl James Mower

Drought relief deadline nears for Franklin County LCP

The Livestock Compensation Program deadline is Friday for Franklin County producers. Payments, based on standard feed consumption formulas, include $18 per head for beef cattle, $31.50 for dairy cattle, $13.50 for stockers, $18 for buffalo and beefalo, and $4.50 for goats and sheep. About $500,000 has been paid out to date.

LCP Franklin County Dave Hornung Franklin County Farm Service Agency Franklin County Livestock Growers Hornung

Ethanol workshop in Topeka on January 23

The event titled Ethanol: Fueling Opportunities in Kansas runs 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. January 23 at Capitol Plaza Hotel Topeka. Public officials regulators financiers fuel producers distributors retailers and the public are invited. Fee is 25 includes meals and materials. Reservations at 785 431 7200 contact Greg Krissek Kansas Corn Commission 785 448 6922 ekrissek ksgrains com agenda and details at www bhiethanol com

Topeka Kansas Capitol Plaza Greg Krissek Kansas Corn Commission Ekrissek Ksgrains Bhiethanol.com

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