Soybean Expo Topeka Features Trade Show And Sessions
Kansas soybean farmers can learn profitable production and marketing at the Soybean Expo in Topeka on December 16 at the Holiday Inn West. The one day event includes a large trade show, Soy Profit Sessions on current topics, a grower production panel, and a women's program with a Governor's Mansion tour. Price is free with lunch provided, and ASA President Charles Hamon will open the program at 9:30 a.m. with a report on his activities since August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Soybean Association
Dale Roberts
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Governor's Mansion
Charles Hamon
American Soybean Association
Valley Falls
ASA Farmer
U.S
Hamon
KSU
William Schpaugh
Gary Kilgore
Crawford County
Glenn Gottlob
Agribusiness
Ted Wary
Cherokee County
Archie Smith
Montezuma
Craig Polson
Vermillion
Wayne Dicken
DeSoto
Marvin Johnston
McCune
John Baize
Washington
Dairy Specialist Here Friday at Celebration Hall
Area dairymen should note that Ed Call a Kansas State University Extension specialist in reproduction will present a program from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Friday at Celebration Hall. The group will break for lunch with Call speaking on breeding reproduction and Bob Bozworth Franklin County Agricultural Agent on nutrition for the milking herd and replacement heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Call
Kansas State University
Call
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
Extension Economist Sees Little Hope For Market Prices
Kansas State University Extension economist Mike Sands told about 40 farmers and agribusinessmen that markets will remain weak with broad trading ranges and no lasting gains. He cited modest opportunities for corn and hogs later this year and noted feed costs and interest rates influence cattle prices. If forced to sell, he advised unloading soybeans now and holding other commodities for potential price recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sands
Kansas State University Extension
L Ands
Sands
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas Farm Bureau names 1981 Leaders of the Year
Virginia Benton of Coffey County and Tim Benton of Anderson County win 1981 Kansas Farm Bureau Leaders of the Year for the Second District. Virginia heads a dairy and grain operation near Lebo with active Farm Bureau leadership. Tim runs a grain and livestock outfit and has held county and state committee posts. The award includes a trip to Washington, D.C. for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Virginia
Benton
Coffey County
Tim Benton
Anderson County
Kansas Farm Bureau
Floyd
Lebo
Farm Bureau
Coffey County Farm Bureau
Garnett
KFB
Action For
Church, Farm Cooperatives
Kansas Livestock Association
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowling Green
Lloyd Mayer
Mountain Grove
Daryl
Ginger Flager
Royal Buckley
Heart of American Brangus Association
Jim Schneller
Joe Schneller
KSA
John Deere
Eeere
Eourpment
Adey Arene
By Diane Yeamans
Garnett Area
Congress
USDA
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rosaya Ls
Auto Parts
Ottawa, Kansas
Drumright
Gertified
A.W.S
Sheldon
Liberty
Landoll
Wetmore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!