Meat supply surge pushes pork prices down amid 1983 outlook
Washington AP The Agriculture Department warns livestock operators that large pork outputs will depress all livestock and poultry prices through year end. Pork could fall below 40 cents a pound, while beef and poultry also slip. Forecasts show 1983 averages for pork and other meats shifting as herd reductions lag.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Premiums Rise for High Protein Wheat in Kansas
Kansas farmers may gain extra income from high protein wheat as milling markets seek 12 to 14 percent protein to blend into standard flour. Experts predict premiums could reach 30 cents or more per bushel, contingent on testing, storage, and marketing options as farmers await the monthly quality report.
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Manhattan
Robert Seehoeff
Kansas State University
Kansas City
Schoeff
KSU
Tombstone Fungus Hits Wheat In Midwest Study Underway
Kansas State University and the Agricultural Research Service have a 50000 cooperative agreement to study reducing tombstone kernels in wheat from the 1982 Kansas crop. Four cleaning methods are being tested then milled to assess effectiveness, with emphasis on home grinding risks and possible premiums for clean grain.
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Kansas
Kansas State University
Agricultural Research Service
U.S Department of Agriculture
Dale Eustace
KSU
U.S
KSA
Tombstone
Eustace
Planting Garden Ideas for Onions by Chuck Marr
Onions thrive from sets plants or seeds says extension horticulturist Chuck Marr of KSU. Sets give fastest crops but vary by variety. smaller firm sets suit mature onions and larger for green onions. Avoid sets larger than a dime to prevent bolting. onions require frequent water and shallow roots need upper-soil fertilization. If bolt occurs use green onions and break tops as they descend to dry necks for storage. Dig after field drying then store in a cool dry place at 45-50 degrees.
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Chuck Marr
KSU
Marr
Beans Beetles Bag Worms In Limelight
Kansas soybean yield contest entries due by August 30 with a minimum 5 acre field. Flea beetles damage sorghum but usually need no chemical control. Bagworms threaten many Kansas plants. spray just after hatching for best results. Bacillus thuringiensis offers a biological option. several chemicals are registered for control. Shade structures for livestock reduce heat stress and can boost gains. recommended heights and space per animal are given.
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Robert W. Bozworth
Kansas
Randy Higgins
Kansas State University
Higgins
Bioguard
Corn borers and pests reported across Kansas fields
Kansas State Board of Agriculture entomology surveys detect first corn borer eggs near St John on June 2 in Stafford County with widespread larval presence across Finney Anderson and Sheridan counties. Greenbugs low in milo but hot trials. thrips rising in seedling milo. black cutworms found near Chapman. bagworms in Manhattan area. Growers urged to monitor and contact county Extension agents for control guidance.
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Topeka
St. John
Stafford County
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ford County
Kansas
Sheridan
Finney County
Kansas River Valley
Kaw Valley
Anderson County
Sheridan County
Central
North Central
Wilson
Cherokee
Neosho
Bourbon
Pottawatomie
Chapman
Dickinson County
Manhattan
Kansas State Dairy Student Wins Sani-Prep Scholarship
Jeff Woods of Ottawa RFD 4 has won a 1000 dollar Scott Paper Co Sani-Prep Dairy Science Scholarship for his paper Proper Size Identification A Key to Progress. Woods is a dairy science major at Kansas State University Manhattan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Billie Woods. In Manhattan John Junior Armstrong Kansas Farm Bureau president calls a Soviet long term grain deal positive for Kansas producers and urges higher minimum purchases and removal of purchase caps.
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Jeff Woods
Ottawa
Manhattan
Soviet Union
United States
Kansas Agricultural
John Junior Armstrong
Kansas Farm Bureau
Soviets urged to buy grain freely for reliability pledge
In Kansas City a Soviets grain purchase stance drew quotes from Armstrong praising grain export reliability. The AP report also details a volatile day on the Kansas City Board of Trade with wheat and cattle futures quoted, including open, high, settle, and price movements amid a busy session.
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U.S
State Department
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
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