Kansas tops wheat producers with 1994 forecast
Kansas leads the nation in 1994 wheat production with an expected 421.8 million bushels, up 8.6 percent from 1993. North Dakota follows with 388.91 million, then Montana at 198.3 million. Harvest went smoothly, with July completions across Kansas two weeks ahead of normal.
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Harris News Service
Kansas
National Agricultural Statistics Service
North Dakota
Montana
Southcentral
North-Central
Bill Tierney
Kansas State University
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Magazine dialogue on nutrition and livestock myths
The writer attacks a PETA magazine for misrepresenting nutrition and farming practices. They compare calcium sources and calories from milk and dairy to plant options, doubt the animal rights claims, and defend traditional livestock uses, stressing the need for accurate industry information to guide policy and economics.
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New Mexico
Williamsburg FFA members attend 1994 Washington Leadership Conference
Leanna Bond Laura Hermreck and Sabetha Evans traveled from Williamsburg to Washington for a week long leadership conference. Sessions mixed self confidence with development motivation and citizenship to shape future leaders in agriculture. A highlight was a visit to senators Landon Kassebaum and Bob Dole.
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Washington, D.C
Williamsburg
FFA
Nancy Landon
Kassebaumn
Bob:Dole
Guy.&Mae’s: Tavern
Lee Weis
Dairy Marketing Cooperative
Springfield
Mid-America Dairymien Inc
Mid-Am
Carl Baumann
Dairy Marketing‘ ‘Cooperative
Baumann
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Atchinson
PETA
Beyer
Sequeetlee Wey
Fie
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
By Ray Hemman
Peoples National Bank
Sharon Haney
Aegon USA Securities, Inc
NASD
SIPC
Chicago Stock Exchange
Financial Institution
FDIC
Haiticoup
Raoul Cedras
Chest of Drawers
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Homewood
Williamsburg Ffa
Raph You Bee
Anes Ey
Leanna Bond
Washington
Martin Brotman
American Dierological Associate
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