Kansas State Plans New Dairy Complex
Kansas State University plans a $1.2 million dairy research complex to be ready by fall. The 23 small buildings include a milking plant and observation space for visitors and classes, with main research use toward ongoing dairy studies and potential industry models.
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Bob Bozworth
Kansas State
Charles Norton
Estate
Dairy and Poultry Sciences
Norton
Kansas Dairyman
Kstate
Recycle Patterns Lesson and Winter Safety Tips
People can learn to reuse sewing patterns at a 1:30 p.m. January 30 class in the New Court Building Basement led by Trudy Rice of Douglas County. The piece also warns motorists to prepare for winter storms with a full car kit and cautions about safe measures in cold weather and cheese aging explains why aged cheese costs more and tastes stronger.
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SCE Hkeellar
Court
Trudy Rice
Douglas County
Madcap Race Prepares 4-H County Club Day Events
Parents rush to coordinate a madcap rehearsal as 4-H County Club Days approach with square dancing, plays, and skits. Leaders oversee youths from ages nine to twelve in Ottawa amid yarn ropes and tangled feet, while planning practice weeks and final preparations, hoping for success at a Feb. 21 or March 6 event.
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Silver Leaf
SHAFF
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Bromert
Ottawa
RFC
Sandy Sylvester
Betty Watts
Andy Sampson
Eddie
Ronnie Sylvester
Ronnie
Square
Buck Watts
Allemande
County Club
Two Educational Series Begin In February
Kansas youth will learn through two televised educational series this winter. Mulligan Stew offers six half hour shows on nutrition digestion breakfast additives and calories with manuals for 12c each. Living in a Nuclear Age presents six half hour programs on atoms radioisotopes energy and society with free manuals.
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Susan Verdoorn
Kansas
Inflation Affects Grocery Shopping And Milk Labels
Inflation shifts shopper habits as many take more time to compare foods and seek nutrition. Milk labeled 2 10 indicates reduced milkfat to two percent and higher nonfat solids to ten percent, offering more minerals and vitamins than standard whole milk. Poultry age labels guide tenderness with terms like mature, yearling, or young chicken, fryer, broiler, roaster.
Trade impact on agriculture and the economy
By Terry Silvius the piece argues that exporting agricultural products yields about 22 billion dollars in trade. It warns of high subsidies to surviving new farmers around 12 billion over four years and potential devaluation costs raising oil prices. Unemployment could rise throughout related industries, underscoring the need to keep export markets strong for producer incentives.
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Terry Silvius
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