Farmers News Roundup and Upcoming Extension Events
Local farming notes outline open houses and retirement acknowledgments at the Northeast Kansas Production Credit Association in Topeka. It lists extension meetings, tax guides, auctioneers, and Kansas farm organization delegates with dates, locations, and registration details.
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Herald
H Herald
C. H. Reynolds
Roy E. Herring
Northeast Kansas Production Credit Association
M. Tod
PCA
S. Hickory
Farm Bureau News
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
Juliana Wagner
Almeda Edwards
Leroy Wasmund
Russ Sylvester
John Coen
Franklin County Extension Offiey
Iola
Kansas Soybean Association
Kansas Soybean Commission
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas
Weir
Exposition Center
Topeka Fairgrounds
Grain Prices Downtrend Warns of Weakening Basis
Kansas State University economist Orlen Grunewald says large grain supplies and weak exports push prices lower, with strong cash bids likely to weaken. He notes the basis may narrow, wheat and soybean prices to fall into early 1983, and advises selling stored grain this year to avoid potential losses.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
Ottawa
Orlen Grunewald
Grunewald
Brazil
Argentina
Hog Price Decline Seen With Seasonal Slaughter Rise
Kansas State University specialist Mike Sands forecasts hog slaughter to rise in spring 1983, lifting late 1983 slaughter and keeping year-to-year hog reductions shrinking. Prices should edge into the low 60s in Q1 1983, then fall to upper 50s by summer and around 50 by fall as farrowings and slaughter shift.
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Manhattan
Mike Sands
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
USDA
Sands
Loss Reduction The Next Era In Animal Production
Virginia Tech poultry science professor Paul Siegel told the 58th annual Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Conference in Manhattan that loss reduction will rely on subtle genetic and environmental changes. He cited feed intake, reproductive efficiency, stress response, and other factors as key levers, with potential for large savings across egg and poultry meat production. The three day conference gathers 400 scientists from Kansas State University, its branches, and experimental fields.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Horsemen's
Pete Gibbs
KSU
Jack Kreider
Texas A&m University
Dean Smith
Council Grove
Kan
Karen Russel
Hutchinson
K-State
Pat Burton
J. E. Schneider
Rick DeBowes
College of Veterinary Medicine
Joe Pittle
Divison
Paul Siegel
Virginia Tech University
Siegel
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas State University
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yUe Deesor
Telenet
E. 2Nd
Ron Weatherbie
Princeton Rfd 1
Kansas City
Missouri Auction School
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka West Halidome
Fairlawn
Board of Agriculture
John Carlin
Gary Maas
Massena
Iowa
Agri Careers, Inc
Webnessions
Hays
National Association of Wheat Growers
Houston
Phil Stauhlman
Port Hayes
Monsanto
Dighton
Robert Paris
Washington State
John Hea
Montana
James Bauder
Russell Schneider
Shamrock Hilton
Mara Bovsun
Harland E. Priddle
Eldon R. Fastrup
Kenneth Boughton
Loreen McMillan
Snaheim
Calif
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Gerald R. Jung
U.S
Jung
University Park
Penn
American Society of Agronomy
Des Moines
Hi- Bred International
Pioneer
U.S. Feed Grains Council
U.S. Wheat Associates
American Soybean Development Foundation
Thomas N. Urban
Perma Steel
Perma Structures of Kansas, Inc
Thomas W. Johnson
Croucher Abstract & Title Co
Jeanette Croucher
Ottawa, Kansas
FDIC
Peoples National Bank & Trust
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