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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1986

Page

4

Stored Grain Protection Advice From Agronomy Day

DIANE YEAMANS reports Kansas State University entomologist George Lippert told about 75 farmers that insects threaten stored grain as new government programs expand storage. He urged thorough bin cleaning, caulking, vent protection, moisture control, and regular sampling to prevent moths and molds, noting chemicals should be applied with warm weather and labeled for future inspections.

Diane Yeamans George Lippert Chanute Kansas State University Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S Lippert Lip Pert ASCS

Slow Down To Cut Harvest Losses At Agronomy Day

Extension engineer Dave Pacey of Kansas State urged farmers to reduce harvest losses by slowing combine operations. He noted integral floating cutting bars cut losses, with row-heads and kwik-cut bars offering further benefits. Loss targets outlined include 12 percent for wheat and 2–5 percent for corn soybeans and milo.

Dave Pacey K-State Agronomy Day Pacey Illinois

Ottawa data guides farmers on grain variety choices

Kansas experiment station results show top corn and soybean hybrids yielding above average, with Asgrow GS 712 and Garrison SG-932 among leaders. Kilgore warns on planting density, fertilization, and herbicide timing while noting spring oats, barley, and wheat prospects and marketing cautions.

East Central Kansas Experiment Station Ottawa Gary Kilgore Chanute Kansas State University Extension Service Kilgore Asgraw GS Cargill Conlee Wrangler Delange Dsa Garrison ORO G Triumph Farm Bureau Sparks Dekalb CX Asgrow Essex Keith Keith Janssen Funks RA Agripro Jacques Nebraska Paymaster

Fertility Guidance Urges Soil Test Driven Fertilization

Kansas State Extension agronomist Gary Kilgore warns this may be a year to ensure soil fertility across the farm, stressing soil tests to reveal reserves and guide costs. He cautions against overreliance on expensive lab recommendations, notes 30 pounds of phosphate suffices for soybeans, and emphasizes correct pH for herbicide performance and weed control.

Gary Kilgore K-State Kilgore AMC General Estate

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