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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2005
Page
10
Water rights owners in the Kaw Valley confront potential shifts as urban growth and policy ambiguity threaten long held allocations. Officials hint at reserved water for vague future uses while conservation efforts, abandonment risk, and strict regulations loom, urging farmers to organize records and meters to protect future income and property.
Kansas State University hosts the 28th annual Special K Bull and Heifer Sale at 5 30 p m Friday in Weber Arena with 45 Angus 20 Simmental and 15 Hereford bulls plus select heifers from the K State herd Embryo flushes from each breed also offered Area students organizing include Clinton Hornberger Chad Roecker Brian Ferguson Brent Judd Randi Thompson and Corey Ellis The 92nd Annual Cattlemen's Day follows Friday at Weber Hall with 15 admission 25 at door 8 a m registration in Weber Hall and a livestock trade show Lunch served at noon by exhibitors and U S Premium Beef Speakers 10 a m 4 p m cover topics from rebuilding the U S cattle herd to identification Contact Lois Schreiner at 785 532 1267 or visit the Cattlemen's Day Web site for more information
Overbrook Livestock Commission sale notes Feb 21 show feeder steers 124 to 144 and feeder heifers 121 to 136.50, with various weight ranges for 4 to 7 hundreds. slaughter cows and bulls mostly $1 to $3 lower, calves steady to $1 higher, and bred cows not tested.
US authorities say Canadian cattle are safe for export after two Alberta mad cow cases. A Department of Agriculture team found reopening the U.S. border on March 7 poses virtually no risk. Only cattle under 30 months will be admitted.
The Agriculture Department expects 2005 U.S. farm exports to fall by over 3 billion dollars from 2004’s 62.3 billion. Lower prices for grains oilseeds and cotton and weaker beef demand after mad cow concerns drive the drop, though a weaker dollar may lift high value product demand. Beef exports hinge on Asian bans easing. Japan has not yet resumed full imports.
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