Federal Land Bank meeting and local notices in Ottawa
The 65th annual Ottawa Federal Land Bank Association stockholders meeting occurs Saturday at Ottawa University with Monte Reese as guest speaker. Registration at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30. director elections include positions for Franklin and Miami counties. Also listed are tree seedling orders, tractor safety courses for teens, PCA trainee Alan Maxwell, a Washington trip by Farm Bureau leaders, and leadership events at K State.
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Reese
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
PCA
Alan Maxwell
Ottawa
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
Garden City Production Credit Association
FICE
Gene Maxwell
Washington
John Coen
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Cherry
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Market futures wrap Chicago and Kansas City grain cattle hogs
Futures trading across Chicago and Kansas City show mixed activity in cattle hogs and grains. Notable quotes include Apr cattle at 65.90 and Oct at 62.75 on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, with wheat and beans also quoted in Chicago and Kansas City markets alongside open interest figures and daily changes.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Kansas
City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
On-Farm Beef Briefings Spread Across County
A series of on the farm beef conferences runs Tuesday March 15 in Franklin County with events at Judd Ranch Pomona Neal Farm Williamsburg and Gene Barnett Farm Wellsville. Extension beef specialist Frank Brazie and Dr. Homer Caley discuss topics and answer questions for all beef producers.
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Franklin County Extension Office
Robert W. Bozworth
Franklin County
Judd Ranch
Pomona
Neal Farm
Williamsburg
Gene Barnett
Wellsville
LeLoup Interchange
Frank Brazie
Gerry Kuhl
Homer Caley
Government Programs To Take Awhile To Help Kansas Farmers
Kansas State University economist Mike Sands reports that current federal price support and Payment in Kind plans will not quickly reduce large grain stocks or raise prices. 1983 profits for cattle and hog producers look weaker than 1982 due to export slowdowns, livestock liquidation, and weather delays. Forward pricing for wheat remains limited though corn pricing is advised. cattle and hog markets may see delayed strength into spring and summer with potential break-even around mid 60s for cattle and higher for grazing programs. State boards note greenbug populations sharply down by late February due to a cold wet spell, with survival limited to early wheat under cover, most infested areas showing reduced pest activity.
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Kansas
Kansas State University Extension
Mike Sands
Manhattan
Ottawa
Sands
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Soviet Union
China
USDA
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Anthony
Harper County
Harper
Sedgwick
Pratt
Barber
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Ng Bulletin Board
ALA
Maxwell
Bert Anderson
Rantoul
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas State University
Jack Krieder
Texas A & M University
Rick DeBowes
College of Veterinary Medicine
K-State
Sigler
K-State Conference Center
Maxine Brown
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Gene Bromert
ASCS
Brown
Diane Yeamans
Douglas County
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Ramada Inn
Kansas State University Agricultural Safety and Health Center
Kansas Division of Rehabilitation
Journal of Rehabilitation
Richard Jepsen
KSU
Ag Health Center
Bureau of Census
Jepsen
Seaton Hall
Economist
Edgecomb
Jim
Deborah Edgecomb
S. Main
Clathe Plywood
Olathe
151St
Mur-Len Road
C.D.X
Ae Pacific Cabinet Corp
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