Wheat Prices Need Closer Look In 1985 outlook
Kansas State economist Bill Tierney challenges USDA wheat acreage estimates and PIK program effects. He notes split by wheat type, expect larger spring acreage, and potential rise in production versus 1964. He cautions cash bids under loan values and predicts price increases to release loaned grain.
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Manhattan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Bill Tierney
KSU
USDA
S. Tierney
U.S
Tierney
Futures Market Trends for Wheat and Soybeans Signals Risk
Kansas State extension analyst Bill Tierney warned ongoing declines in grain futures may continue, with July wheat at a five year low near 43.30 and soybeans potentially dropping further before summer. He outlined farm marketing seminars by Kansas Farm Bureau to teach cash flow use, basis and hedging, with sessions across Kansas and pricing details.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Bill Tierney
Tierney
KSU
Kansas City
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kanes City
Chicago
Eyturasan
Marcanilie
Ion Cauille
Farm Bureau Policy Workshop in Hutchinson Jan 21 22
Farm Bureau leaders are urged to attend the Policy Implementation Workshop at the Holiday Inn Holidome in Hutchinson January 21 and 22. Sessions cover use-value land appraisals uniform commercial code budgeting school finance seed law and dairy labeling with registration via Franklin County Farm Bureau at 242-4130. Kansas Purebred Beef Seminars in mid February feature planning for commercial customers with one day talks Feb 12 Manhattan and Feb 13 Hays led by Keith Zoellner Kansas State University.
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Farm Bureau
Hutchinson
Holiday Inn Holidome
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Kansas
Keith Zoellner
Kansas State University
Hays
Seminar bulletins for cattle producers in Kansas
A bulletin from SS Ag outlines Kansas State University Extension and Kansas Livestock Association programs for cattle producers. Seminars in Manhattan and Hays run 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a noon meal, featuring speakers Robert Bellows Miles City Nebraska and others. Registration funds the meals and proceedings.
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KSU Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas Livestock Association
Manhattan
Holiday Inn Holidome
Hays
Holiday Inn
Robert Bellows
USDA
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Mont
Larry Corah
KSU
Jim Gasey
University of Nebraska
Bellows
Zoellner
KSU Department of Animal Sciences and Industry
4 H Key Award Honors 4-H Winners in Ottawa and Osawatomie
The prestigious 4-H Key Award recognizes the state top 10 percent. Candidates need at least three years in 4-H, age 16 or older, two years in Junior Leadership, and eight of ten additional requirements including citizenship projects, fair exhibits, demonstrations, judging teams, and media work. Winners this year include Julie Atwood, Angie Ferguson, Janet Netherland, Teresa Heckman of Ottawa, and Mike Douglas of rural Osawatomie. the award is sponsored by the Federal Land Bank and presented at Achievement Night in October.
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Julie Atwood
Angie Ferguson
Janet Netherland
Teresa Heckman
Ottawa
Mike Douglas
Osawatomie
Federal Land Bank
Make Chimneys Safer The Dos And Don'ts For Cresote Buildup
Robert W Bozworth coun ty Agriculture Agent explains cresote buildup dangers and how to reduce it. He describes combustion, flue gas temperatures, and creosote formation, then offers practical steps including air control, thermomet er use, refueling cadence, fuel types, and regular chimney maintenance to prevent chimney fires.
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Robert W. Bozworth
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