Calendar of Coming Events at Kansas State University
March events include Cattleman Day Sheep Day and a Garden Clinic at Anchor Savings. Lyle Turner reviews vegetable fruit production. Pesticide School covers herbicides and label restrictions. Dennis Kuhlman discusses sprayer performance and calibration. Dairy Breeding meeting on March 20 at Iola.
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Kansas State University
Anchor Savings
Lyle Turner
Johnson County
Gary Kilgore
KSU Area Agronomy
Dennis Kuhlman
Iola
Streamlining To Be Discussed At Annual Cattleman's Day
The 66th annual Cattleman's Day at Kansas State University on March 2 features a cow calf panel moderated by Keith Zoellner with David Ames Robert Schalles Larry Corah and Erle Bartley, a stocker feeder panel led by Jack Riley with Doug Deets Calvin Drake Curtis Kastner, and a keynote by Sister Thomas More Bertels on cooperation or annihilation. Governor John Carlin and Richard Pringle will attend. attendees may tour the beef research center at 2:30 p.m.
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Joanistas
Kansas State University
Weber Hall
Keith Zoellner
K-State
David Ames
Robert Schalles
Larry Corah
Erle Bartley
Jack Riley
Doug Deets
Cattlefax
Denver
Colo
Calvin Drake
Curtis Kastner
K-State Meats
Thomas More Bertels
Bertels
Silver Lake College
Manitowoc
Wis
John Carlin
Richard Pringle
Kansas Livestock Association
Yates Center
Beef Research Center
College Avenue
Regulations For Pet Bird Imports In 1979
The USDA proposes new pet bird import rules to curb exotic Newcastle disease. Under the plan travelers must reserve USDA quarantine space, pay fees, provide a health certificate, and quarantine for 30 days at designated ports. Parrots and similar birds face medicated feed during psittacosis prevention. Poultry remain controlled at New York Miami and Honolulu import centers with separate permits. Public comments close March 6 1979.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Newcastle
United States
Department
Federal Register
Public Health Service
Bureau of Epidemiology
Quarantine Division
U. S. Public Health Service
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
New York
Miami
Honolulu
APHIS
Share What You Have With The Youngsters
JO ELLEN ARNOLD invites adults to lead 4-H projects, stressing no cost to become a leader. County meetings are underway with horse, livestock judging, and dog projects planned. Call 242-3166 to volunteer and help youth gain skills and fun through Extension programs.
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JO Ellen Arnold
the David
Kile
Linda Kile
Brenda Fornaro
Sheila Woolman
Jim Droddy
Alan Maxwell
Cheryl Herman
Letha Wilford
Franklin County Extension Office
ASCS to Explain 1979 Wheat and Feed Grain Program
The ASCS will hold an informational meeting at 7 50 p m Monday in the Courts Building to explain the 1979 Wheat and Feed Grain Program to Franklin County producers and answer their questions.
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ASCS
Franklin County
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