Brands Still Help Prevent Cattle Rustling
Kansas and Texas investigators describe cattle thieves evolving with pickup trucks and trailers while stakes rise as cattle thefts persist. They note branding remains a key ownership mark and recount cases in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with losses and recoveries. Ranchers worry about genetics and loan costs when theft hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Devies
Munday
Kansas
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Texas
Oklahoma
Delmer Miller
Scott City
Kan
Oklahoma Panhandle
Arnett
Miller
Range Burning School Set in Ottawa March 4
A controlled range burning school will be held March 4 at 10 00 a m in Celebration Hall Ottawa Kansas conducted by Paul Ohlenbusch extension range management specialist Topics cover Why burn fire regulations fire safety firebreaks burning techniques and planning and equipment for the burn Fire can be a very effective tool in range management Learn more about using it safely and correctly Also discussed are spring crops oats barley or wheat Planting timing and crop comparisons with notes from Kansas State University experts Spring oats and barley yield data and fertilization rates are provided along with seed treatment and marketing considerations The program also notes policy impacts on agriculture including farm bill expectations and 1986 farm program outlook with TV and teleconference components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bosworth
Celebration Hall
Ottawa
Paul Ohlenbusch
Franklin County
Kansas
Jim Shroyer
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State University
Shroyer
Ottawa Experiment Field
Larry
Lang
Bates
Otis
Lud
Robust
U.S
Congress
Gramm- Rudman
Kansas Farmer
KSU
David Barton
Barry Flinchbaugh
Bill Tierney
Don Pretzer
Mike Sands
Tim Stucky
South Central Farm Management Association
Kansas crop group meets. chemigation permit rules discussed
At the 1986 Kansas Crop Improvement Association convention in Manhattan delegates from Kansas and other states discussed seed industry trends and chemigation safety. The 1985 Legislature requires a Chemigation User's Permit before applying chemicals. penalties up to 500 dollars for violations. Applications are available from the Franklin County Extension Office or the Kansas State Board of Agriculture in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KCIA
Jeff Casten
Quenemo
Kansas Crop Improvement Associati
Manhattan
Kansas
Franklin County Extension Office
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Division of Plant Health
9Th Street
Topeka
Kan
Chemigation Permit Notice in Kansas Agriculture
Farmers who apply fertilizers pesticides herbicides or other chemicals through irrigation must file for a chemigation permit with the Kansas State Board of Agriculture. The notice outlines eligibility requirements and application steps for registration and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Wichita Farm Credit Banks report 1985 losses
The Wichita Farm Credit Banks system shows a 1985 loss of 471 million dollars, part of the Farm Credit System's 2.69 billion dollar annual losses. District banks, covering Kansas and surrounding states, also reduced loan volumes and added large reserves to cover bad loans.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Farm Credit Banks
National Farm Credit System
FCS
Monte Reese
Wichita Bank
Wichita
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Don Caviness
Caviness
Farm Credit
Farm Credit Banks
Reese
Federal Land Bank
The
Land Bank
FICB
Bank For Cooperatives
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Rudy Devies
Kansas Animal Health Department
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Steve Munday
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Deiies
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Deines
FBI
Darwin Freeman
Barber County
Sun City
Texas and Southwestern
Woodward
Okla
Ford
Freeman
Belvidere
Pratt
Washington
Ag Bulletin Board
Cripple Wichita Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Parkview Housing
Main
H&r Block
Jane Walker
H&r
North Main
City of
C.D.T
Highland Cemetery
City Hall
Eudora Evans
Farm Bureau Insurance
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