Protein content and storage challenges in grain sorghums and wheat
Kansas State University dairy researchers warn that grain sorghums vary in protein from 8.2 to 12.4 percent, urging safety margins in rations and lot analyses for high sorghum use. Elevator managers report harvest fever as the top wheat storage issue, with moisture limits and fumigation practices varying. Malathion shows promise for insect control without affecting bread or germination, though not a substitute for fumigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Ward
Kansas State University Department of Dairy Husbandry
Ward
Stockman
Dairyman
Kansas
Kansas State University
U.S.D.A
L. Orlo Sorenson
Kansas State
Stanley K. Thurston
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service
US Department of Agriculture
Tax Collections In Kansas Hit Record Yet Miss Estimates
Kansas state tax collections rose 4.12 percent to a record 170,730,533 for the year ending June 30, but trailed six month estimates. Sales taxes fell 2.5 million below forecast while corporate and individual income receipts rose. June collections lagged year-ago figures due to last year's boom.
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Topeka
John E. Kirchner
Kirchner
Lane area social notes show wide family visits
The Lane area society column lists numerous visiting relatives and friends. A. L. Creeger and Gail Chambers, Noel Martin and family, Robert Snow and R. W., Arthur Day family, Tom Frost, James Creighton and Mrs. Elda Triplett, Nellie Boyd, Earl Crown, Mrs. Dean Johnson, John Williams, Marlin Baxter, Walter Landers, Chuck Stevenson and LeRoy Day plus others share visits across Kansas City Welch Oklahoma Texarkana Texas Council Bluffs and Illinois in recent weekends and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Creeger
Kansas City
Gail Chambers
Noel Martin
Myrtle la Follette
Robert Snow
R. W
Arthur Day
Vonna Jo
Gaylene
Wichita
Tom Frost
James Creighton
Elda Triplett
al Harris
Texas
Joe Elliott
Leavenworth
Guy Edwards
Nellie Boyd
Earl Crown
Dean Johnson
Texarkana
Tex
W. A. Nell
Becky
Cindy
Rocky
John Williams
Welch
Okla
Marlin Baxter
Moline
Ill
John Baxter
Walter Landers
Leon Reeve
Girard
Chuck Stevenson
Blue Mound
Thad Stevenson
LeRoy Day
Council Bluff
Iowa
Gasoline Tax Refund Forms Mailed to Farmers
Gasoline tax refund claim forms have been mailed to all farmers who filed refunds last year. Claims may be filed from July 1 to Sept 30. Forms were mailed by the Internal Revenue Service to farmers. limited copies available at county extension offices for first time filers. The 1959 farm use rates are three cents per gallon for July August September and four cents per gallon from October 1, 1959 to June 30, 1960. Refunds mailed to the IRS in Wichita will be accepted July 1 to Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Brown
Franklin
Internal Revenue Service
Wichita
Increase In Farm Loans Reported
THF Ottawa Herald reports higher farm loan activity aided by larger operations and favorable crop years. Local Farmers Home Administration loans totaled $209,945 for the last fiscal year with repayments at strong levels, while applications increased. Chief income sources were credit requests, with milk cattle wheat and beans as major products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Farmers Home Administration Office
Paul Archer
Franklin
Osage
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Syithes
Don Brows
Glenna Hettler
Rock Springs Ranch
Don Altha
Jeff) Atha
Mavin Lawrence
Conley County
Bonnie Hughes
Harper County
Pat Price
Cheyenne County
Judith Elaine Might
Reno County
Patty Parnell
Shawnee County
Marilyn Sue Nelson
Wilson County
May Lou Mackenthale
Geary County
Judy McClure
Franklin County
Jolene Stugeon
Miam County
Diana Geetz
Mason County
Jim Yager
Scott County
Dean Berlin
Ottawa Herald
Experience Richmond High School Board
Pres. County
Franklin County Extension Council
The
Franklin County School Ass'n
Lee Perkins
Pol. Adv
Pomona
CITI
Zens State Bank OF
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples National
Bank of
Richmond
A. S. C. Office
Ivan Brown
S. Main
Gillette
Usety Sefrvice
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