Kansas soybean varieties show promise at annual meeting
Kansas farmers heard updates on soybean variety improvements from Kansas State University which has no new releases this year. Eight year breeding with southern hemisphere nurseries. external lines like A79-336014, KW 8033 8067, HC77-2204 and 177-179 show gains. Essex leads group V with 40.5 bushels per acre. 177-179 trails by a half bushel.
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Lawrence
Kansas Soybean Association
Kansas State University
Bill Schapaugh
KSU
Schapaugh
K-State
Kansas
Iowa
Ohio
Cumberland
Union
Essex
North Carolina
Clark Jennings
Pioneer International
Missouri
Nebraska
Pioneer
Williams
Clark
Tennessee
Arkansas
Jeff Ludlow
Jacques Seed Company
Kentucky
Ludlow
John Thorne
Northrup King Company
Northrup King
KSA Backs K State and Throckmorton Hall. sanctions debated
Lawrence Kansas soybean group endorses Kansas State University and Extension funding, supports Phase II of Throckmorton Hall, and backs a Sanctity of Contract bill urged by ASA. New board members elected. ASA officials discuss embargo impact, export markets, and diverse soybean varieties with trial results from Pioneer and Northrup King.
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Lawrence
Kansas Soybean Association
Kansas State University
KSA
K-State
Extension Service
University Administration
Kansas Board of Regents
College of Agriculture
Throckmorton Hall
Tom Circle
McCune
Harlan Bailey
Morel
Bob Smith
Pawnee Rock
Wayne Dicken
Congress
Reagan
American Soybean Association
Jeff Gain
The
ASA
Gain
House
Senate
Russia
Japan
Bromerts Win Yield Award At Kansas Soybean Meet
Franklin County farm the Bromert Brothers Gene and Roland earned a plaque for producing over 40 bushels an acre of soybeans at the Kansas Soybean Association annual meeting. Harold Markley of Osage County topped the district with 67.1 bushels, earning a trophy and 150 dollars.
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Lawrence
Franklin County
Kansas Soybean Association
Bromert Brothers
Gene
Roland
Harold Markley
Osage County
Bob Medlin
Miami County
Howard Birkbeck
Coffee County
Pretz Holstein Farm
Roy Rodgers
Coffey County
Ken Nickell
Mark Piper
Jeff Caste
Pat Maloney
Kingman County
Low Prices Drive Soybean Demand Says Expert at KSA Meet
Lawrence reports the Kansas Soybean Association session on near term profits. Jim Heiligenstein of Blunt Ellis and Loewi discussed cycles, predicting a 1983-84 soybean price high after a current low, noting exports and crushs at record levels despite ample soybeans. He urged watching January markets for strength.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Jim Heiligenstein
Blunt, Ellis and Loewi
Milwaukee
Wis
Heiligenstein
KSA
USDA
American Soybean Association
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