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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1987
Page
11
Washington AP: Reagan's plan to cut farm commodity programs and USDA budget faces a cool Capitol Hill reception. Republicans from farm states forecast reshaping when committees begin. critics warn decoupling could reduce farm income.
Kansas commerce officials plan to open a European trade office in Stuttgart West Germany by March. The office would mimic the Tokyo model, aiming to boost ties between Kansas and European companies and governments. Estimated annual cost about 250000 dollars, with 125000 funded for the current fiscal year.
Agriculture Department economists forecast producers will boost broiler output about 6 percent in 1987 due to favorable prices and low feed costs, with prices easing but remaining higher than the production increase. Egg production is seen up about 1 percent as older hens are retired. Sulfites labeling on meat and poultry products will begin July 9 to warn consumers of possible allergic reactions. U.S. corn exports to Japan and China may improve this year as competitively priced corn and price dynamics influence purchases.
Gov elect Mike Hayden plans to name Harland Priddle 55 of Hutchinson as secretary of commerce, a former Kansas agriculture secretary who ran for lieutenant governor and has held executive roles in banking and state government. Priddle would lead the revamped Department of Economic Development to spur job growth in Kansas.
Ralph A. Bruce of 1209 S Hickory is selected to represent Franklin County on the Kansas Livestock Association Board of Directors. He will also serve on the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, replacing Charles Neal of Williamsburg for a three year term. The KLA, with 9000 members, includes cattle, pork and sheep producers. County directors meet several times yearly at their own expense to guide the association from the grassroots.
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture holds its 116th annual meeting January 13 to 15 in Topeka with speakers including Rep. Pat Roberts and Rep. Dan Glickman, Gov. elect Mike Hayden, and KS officials. Sessions cover agriculture policy, rural development, water plans, and Kansas Tradition Farms program. Elections for board districts 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 occur during the meeting.
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