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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1985

Page

3

Saudis to Export Wheat in 1985 Amid Water Strains

Saudi Arabia plans to export wheat in 1985 after rapid gains since 1980, aided by subsidies and new infrastructure. Government costs, shrinking water resources, and high production expenses challenge sustained growth, while U.S. exporters hold about 12 percent of Saudi import share and long term prospects remain hopeful.

Melissa Cordonier Kansas City Board of Trade Kansas City United States America Saudi Arabia U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Saudi Asia Africa Middle East U.S

Junior National Polled Hereford Show Set for July in Indianapolis

Fred and Harold Wingert of Ottawa RFD 4 headline more than 360 exhibitors from 33 states and two Canadian provinces at the 12th Junior National Polled Hereford Show in Indianapolis July 21 26. Nearly 620 entries are registered, marking it as one of the world’s largest youth events and a major point of pride for the breed. Wheat futures data appears garbled and not part of the event coverage.

Fred Harold Wingert Ottawa States Indianapolis

Futures Trading Reports Mixed In Chicago Board Of Trade

The report shows open high low and changes for corn and soybeans with prices in dollars per bushel and daily movement. It notes trading volume, previous open interest, and the latest bid and ask levels for several contracts and months amid market fluctuations.

Kansas City Kansas City Board of Trade Chicago Chicago Board At Trade Spies Chicago Mercantile Exchange Lettta Prey Salea St . Suerte

Milk supports cut 50 cents on July 1 in surge relief

Washington AP Agriculture Department will reduce milk price supports by 50 cents on July 1 due to rising surplus dairy production. Secretary John R. Block announced the move and warned he would veto an industry backed bill to revive a program paying farmers not to produce.

Washington Agriculture Department Agriculture John R. Block House Dairy Subcommittee Block Congress CCC Department Commodity Credit Corp CDC

Pruning Tips For Young Fruit Trees And Quality Planting

Early pruning guides from Kansas State University horticulturists stress pruning young fruit trees to preserve few scaffold branches, proper angles, and ground clearance. They advise selecting main branches with wide angles, spacing for sunlight, and avoiding deep pruning later to prevent delayed bearing. Also covered are bare root planting, balled and burlapped stock, soil preparation, hole sizing, and cautious fertilization.

Frank Mattison Kansas State University Morrison Gus van der Hoeven Extension Landscape Horticulturist

Diseases Hurt Breeding Exports

Blue tongue and bovine leukosis virus threaten U S breeding stock exports. Janice Miller of the National Animal Disease Center reported at Kansas State University that BLV has been isolated and a voluntary certification program is recommended. Experts note no vaccine exists, testing and culling can remove BLV, and many countries require negative serology before import. Multiple regions report varying prevalence, with testing advised for suspected cases and veterinary sampling to identify viral causes.

Manhattan U.S Janice Miller National Animal Disease Center Ames Iowa Kansas State University U.S. Animal Health Association Harry Anthony Estate Veterinary Diagnostic Service Homer K. Caley KSU

Cattle Feeders Conference Slated in Garden City Kansas

Cattle feeders from Kansas and nearby areas will meet in Garden City July 17 19 for the 21st annual KLA Cattle Feeders Conference. More than 600 cattlemen are expected with sessions including a July 17 business meeting and speakers David Theno Foster Farms and Jo Ann Smith NCA president. Venue is Hilton Inn Garden City with no pre registration required.

Topeka Garden City Kansas KLA KLA Cattle Feeders Council David Theno Foster Farms Livingston California Jo Ann Smith Micanopy Florida National Cattlemen’s Association Smith NCA Hilton Inn Wheat Lands

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