Rain Too Little Too Late for Most Wheat in Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics notes rainfall aided parts of the crop but most wheat remains behind schedule with 55 percent very poor, 40 percent fair to poor, and 5 percent good to excellent. Corn 75 percent good to excellent. sorghum 25 percent planted. soybeans 30 percent planted. moisture and pasture conditions show mixed improvements but subsurface moisture remains dry.
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Kansas Agricultural Statistics
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Ohio
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California
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Joint Agricultural Weather Facility. Com
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Kansas Drought Worsens Across Regions And Youth Horse Award
East central Kansas shows drought with only 20 percent adequate subsoil moisture while 70 percent topsoil is adequate and 60 percent of the southeast area is short on subsoil. Wheat and corn are headed or planted as sorghum and soybeans progress. Garnett’s Mary Riley wins an Arabian horse via 4-H essay process at Wichita event. 92 entries, 20 finalists. Fred Wingen of Ottawa named director of the Kansas Junior Polled Hereford Association youth division.
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Garnett
Mary Riley
Kansas Arabian and
Half Arabian Horse Club
Riley
Wichita
Fred Wingen
Ottawa
Kansas Junior Polled Hereford Association
American Polled Hereford Association
Clayton Yeutter
Kelly Shipp
Agriculture
Yeutter
U.S
Peoples Wins Ruling on Branch Bank Law
A Kansas attorney general ruling finds no state law violation in Peoples National Bank’s Stilwell branch. The national charter allows branch operations beyond state constraints, potentially broadening access and triggering legislative pushback from smaller or state banks.
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Peoples
Comptroller
Paola sale barn faces fair trade violations
The USDA charged Eastern Kansas Live stock Inc and its president Robert Walrod of Fort Scott along with several others for exchanging checks and drafts to create false balances in bank accounts. They operate Fort Scott and Paola auction markets and face potential cease orders penalties or bans under the Packers and Stockyards Act.
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Paola Sale
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Eastern Kansas Livestock, Inc
Robert Walrod
Fort Scott
Calvin W.watkins
USDA
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Watkins
Charles Borovicka
Greeley
Lucem Smith
Hol
Ton
Robert Stewart
Fulton
Dale Koopman
Deerfield
James Keen
Belton
Moton
Eastern Kansas
Fort Scott Sales Company
Miami County Sale Company
Paola
Walred
Keen
Smith
P&s
Packers and Stockyards
Broilers and potatoes drive farm price gains
Prices for farm products rose 2.7 percent from April to May, with broilers potatoes and tomatoes at record levels. Hogs oranges and wheat also climbed while eggs lettuce and soybeans edged down. The report notes strong demand for broilers and potatoes and details price shifts across cattle hogs corn rice and soybeans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Department
Agricultural Statistics Board
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