January 4-H Advisory and Related Meetings Schedule
A schedule lists multiple 4-H events at Celebration Hall and Ottawa Middle School from January to February including Advisory and Council meetings on January 24 and 27, plus Agronomy Day, Irrigation School, and Club Days with demonstrations, music, talks and dance. Poultry Production meeting on January 19 at Douglas County Extension Office. Farrowing School for experienced swine producers on January 20 at Douglas County Fairgrounds Building No 1.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
Douglas County
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Kansas Farmers Union holds three day meeting events
State MUcperson Kansas Farmers Union begins its three day annual meeting with a 8 15 p m speech by former national president Tony Dechant. Other highlights include 7 30 a m Friday breakfast by Harland Priddle noon luncheon with Lt Gov Docking 7 30 p m banquet with Rep Tom Daschle and 7 30 p m Friday speeches by Rep Dan Glickman and NFU president George Stone. Memorial established at Kansas State University for Dr A D Dad Weber. Research on livestock stress presented at Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Conference. Local leasing rules discussed for March 1 tenancy changes and possession dates. Pride entry forms for 1983 available with Feb 15 deadline. 1982 Census of Agriculture under way with Feb 15 1983 deadline and regional data noted.
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Rep
Dan Glickman
George Stone
NFU
Kansas
Bob Stephan
Manhattan
A.D
Dad" Weber
Livestock and Meat Industry Council
Weber Hall
Kansas State University
Kan
A. D
Dad” Weber
Weber
KSU Foundation
LMIC
Washington
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Cooperative Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Production Credit Associations
Farmers Home Administration
PIK Details Pending From USDA Across Nation
Details of the new payment-in-kind program will be released next week after system filtering. President Reagan announced the USDA would implement PIK without congressional approval, with signup Jan 24 to March 11 at local ASCS offices. Farmers must join the acreage reduction plan. entitlements and payouts vary by crop, aiming to idle up to 23 million acres nationwide while saving $3 to $5 billion in 1983-84. Local officials in Kansas, Franklin County, and neighboring areas anticipate impacts on storage, pricing, and agribusinesses.
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Diane Yeamans
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ronald Reagan
USDA
National American Farm Bureau Federation
Dallas
Reagan
Dave Hornung
Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
St. Louis
Hornung
ASCS
Kansas
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
Joan
Gulf
Bozworth
Farm Labor Taxes and Farrowing Rate Boosts
The notice covers 1983 Social Security deductions for hired farm labor, deposit rules, and wage thresholds. It also presents swine production tips to raise farrowing rates, including puberty timing, estrus detection, boar use, double mating, and lactation management to lift pig output and litter size.
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Pollmann
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Frank Belcha
KSU
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Belcha
Don’ Pretzer
Pretzer
Les Frazier
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Robert W. Bozworth
Steve Pollmann
Pullman
W.P.R.A
Carol Goostree
Sponsored
Diane G. Dobbs
Don McGinnis
McGinnis
Rantoul, Kansas
Garnett
Sheldon
Sheldon’s