National cattle authority moves to Ottawa publishing base
Hayes Walker III, publisher of The American Beef Cattleman, moved Walker Publications to Ottawa on April 1 for local printing access. His national beef breed publications and products include a 50-breed color poster and the Blue Book of Beef Breeds, sold by mail order with prices $10 and $15.95.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Hayes Walker III
American Beef Cattleman
Walker Publications
Baldwin City
Walker
COF
Burlington
Hayes Walker
Shawnee Mission Area
Hayes Walker Sr
Kansas City
Hayes Walker Jr
Hereford Digest
Hereford Breed Publication of
Canada
Calgary
Lacombe
Alberta
Walker III
Paris
France
Switzerland
Germany
England
Scotland
Ireland
Italy
Implanting boosts beef growth and profits, Kansas study says
A Kansas analysis finds implants in calves and stockers raise weaning weights by 15 to 25 pounds and add 10 to 15 percent daily gains in grazing calves. Returns are $10 to $15 per dollar invested, yet uptake varies by producer type and concerns about later performance persist.
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Kansas
Horse circuit comes to Ottawa open horse show
More than 100 horsemen and women are expected to participate in an open horse show at the Franklin County Fairgrounds on West 17th Street. Sponsored by Kansas State Horse Show Circuit Youth, the fundraiser supports the youth division and local clubs with events in halter, showmanship, performance riding and races. Competitors will earn points toward year end awards, with the event held in the horse arena south of the rodeo arena.
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Franklin County Fairgrounds
West 17Th Street
Kansas State Horse Show Circuit
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Dewey Cook Jr
Cook
Rodeo Arena
California almond crop falls 14 percent in 1993 forecast
Washington AP reports California almond production is forecast at 470 million pounds shelled for 1993, down 14 percent from 1992. Estimated bearing acreage is 395,000 acres with excellent quality and larger nut sizes, though nut sets are lighter.
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Washington
California
National Agricultural Statistics Service
US farm exports to Asia seen rising in 1990s
A USDA Economic Research Service report says Asia currently buys about 40 percent of U S farm exports and is expected to demand more through the 1990s. Growth in wheat, coarse grain, soybeans, cotton and meats is anticipated, with major gains in China and Southeast Asia as export surpluses shrink.
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Washington
Asia
U.S
Agriculture Department
Southeast
South Asia
China
United States
USDA
Economic Research Service
Cial
South
Southeast Asia
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