National Western attendance sets record in Denver show
More than 631,800 visitors attended the 94th National Western Stock Show in Denver, surpassing last year’s record of 606,628. Organizers cited fine weather and a strong economy, with livestock sales up to about 7.5 million dollars. Urban and rural attendees, including residents like Bobby Phillips and Linda Weiss, enjoyed rodeo finals and cattle displays.
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Sowing the Seeds of Change at Emporia Ag Outlook
Purdue economist Michael Boehlje will discuss globalization and industrialization of agriculture, food consumption trends, technology use, and partnerships at the 13th Annual Ag Outlook Conference in Emporia. Jerold Harris opens. Ray and Jeff Davidson provide entertainment. cost is $20 with registration details provided.
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Farm Bureau Young Leaders conference set in Manhattan
Kansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Leaders Conference runs Friday through Sunday at Manhattan Holiday Inn and Holidome. Richard Feyh says the event uses Kansas State professors and offers Kansas Farm Bureau visits. Seminars and speakers aim to boost leadership skills and networking among attendees with Dr Val Farmer Mitch Holthus and Stan Ahlerich among the lineup.
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Drop in raw milk prices delayed reaching stores
Washington economists expect retail milk prices to fall soon as wholesale raw milk drops to 9.63 per hundred pounds, the lowest in 22 years, driven by higher production and cheaper feed. Consumers may see lower dairy costs later, though not as dramatic, with regional and store variations influencing the timing.
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