Oil and Gas Leases in Kansas Negotiation Guide
Agricultural economist Don Pretzer explains there is no standard lease form for oil and gas. He urges negotiating terms on duration, mineral ownership, royalties, unitization, writing agreements, and payment clauses, with legal review and county extension guidance.
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Kansas Farm Bureau Names 1982 Leaders of the Year
Joan Lieber of Osage County and Trevor Rees of Lyon County named 1982 Kansas Farm Bureau Leaders of the Year. Lieber runs a Osage City area farm with her husband William, active on multiple committees and former International Flying Farmers Queen. Rees operates a cattle and grain farm near Emporia, long active in Farm Bureau and local government, with seven years as county president. The award honors leadership and community involvement and includes a trip to Washington, D.C. next spring.
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Lyon County
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Emporia
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Washington
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East
Kansas
Soybean Expo Set at Lawrence Inn Kansas Officials Say
Lawrence Kansans will host the 1983 Soybean EXPO at the Holiday Inn West on December 14. Vernon Egbert says four timely topics will be offered in two of four Soy Profit Sessions including price outlook, sprayer calibration, and fertilization. KSU researchers, Pioneer, Jacques Seed, and Northrup King will present new varieties and research.
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KSU
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Pioneer International
Jacques Seed Company
Northrup King
Larry Murphy
Potash and Phosphate Institute
Gil Harrison
American Soybean Association
ASA
Latin America
U.S
Jeff Gain
Greenbugs Persist in Wheat Fields Across Kansas
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture reports greenbugs remain a threat to scattered wheat fields in eastern and central Kansas despite cold damp weather. Low wheat prices and frost injuries complicate pesticide control decisions as rainfalls have largely been ineffective, though localized thunderstorms may aid some efforts. County Extension Agents offer updated control guidance from Kansas State University.
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