Dairy Sign-Up Starts January For County Dairymen
About 100 Franklin County dairy farmers are eligible for a new dairy program in which sign-up runs January 15 to 31 through the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Participants contract for 5 to 30 percent production cuts and receive $10 per hundredweight for reductions over 15 months, with payments quarterly.
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Franklin County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
David Hornung
ASCS
Hornung
Topeka Kansas Farm Meeting Set For Jan 10 12 1984
Delegates from Kansas farm groups will review agriculture prospects with the Kansas State Board of Agriculture at its 113th annual meeting in Topeka January 10 to 12. Gov. John Carlin will open the event at the Ramada Inn with Mark Mayfield of Farmland Industries as guest speaker.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ramada Inn
E. 6Th Street
John Carlin
Ramada
Regency Ballroom
Mark Mayfield
Farmland Industries
Sylvan Wittner
Agricultural Experiment Station
Michigan State University
Joseph Harkins
Kansas Water Office
Dan Glickman
Alan Tracy
United States Department of Agriculture
Monte Reese
Federal Land Bank
Nicholas Reding
Monsanto Corporation
M.E. Johnson
Mike Sands
Bill Tierney
Kansas State University
Farm Service Agency weighs four year plan for Farm and Home Plan
The Ag Bulletin Board reports the agency will phase in the Coordinated Financial Statement over four years starting 1984 with county offices using it for borrowers. By 1987 all borrowers are to adopt the CFS as FmHA supervisors assist transition. Kansas farmers will receive IRS tax postcards to save costs.
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Topeka
Farmers Home Administration
Larry E. Davis
Fmha
Kansas
Davis
CFS
Manhattan
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
John Schlender
Kansas State University Extension
Schlender
Wheat futures mixed on Kansas City and Chicago boards
Kansas City and Chicago futures showed varied moves with wheat contracts trading across March May and July. Prices hovered around 3.40 to 3.60 per bushel as markets posted slight gains and declines amid changing open interest and daily sales figures.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Eee
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Three New Varieties Among Kansas Conservation Trees
Forester William L. Loucks oversees 1.4 million trees and shrubs for Kansas State University to aid conservation planting. He plans to add sandhill plum, Oriental arborvitae, and lacebark elm to the distribution list to revive interest, with buyers limited to Kansas residents and deliveries under congressional terms. The effort supports windbreaks across the state from I 70 to Missouri.
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Manhattan
William L. Loucks
Kansas
Loucks
Kansas State University
Congress
KSU
Colorado
Missouri
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ag Bulletin Board
Franklin & Anderson Counties
Ottawa
Garnett
M. Girard
G. Prescott
G. Clegg
Swayne
Underwa J
Ford
D. Schneider
Swayne D
Ludwic G. Underw
D. Bailey
Wagner A. Curreri
F. Wolfe
B. Becker J
Farrow
M. Christie
M. Ackerman
Kneller
R. Butler
Adult Educ
OHS
OHS Adult Educ
AnDerson Co. Hos
Central Heights High School
Wellsville
Williamsburg
L. Muther
L. Mather
Muther
R. Bartlett
B. Fluke
S. Getty
S. Decker
W. Newson
J. Dowling
G. Samples
High School High School
R. Hoover
Duane V. Clum
Neosho County Community College
George Stewart
Wellsville High School
Bob Becker
Ottawa Adult Education
Central Heights
West Franklin
Chanute
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
S. Swayne Re Meepe Weebh Hhees
G. Underwood
E. Reusch
M. Chrismer
S. Swayne
B. Rhodes
D. Wagner Adult Educ
G. Corley
J. Pass
J. Howarter
J. Benton
J. Feuerborn
Action TV
St. Main
Dale Willey
Iowa
Lawrence
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