Ins And Outs Of ASCS Program Explained
Diane Yeamans reports on a Wednesday ASCS meeting where Dave Hornung, director, outlines base acreages and sign up figures. About 1,400 farms have at least one base, with 80 new signups in days, and details on reductions for wheat and feed grains, set asides, and loans under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dave Hornung
Hornung
Commodity Credit Corporation
NCA
Ascs County Committee
Wilson Attends KLA Board Meeting in Topeka
Wilson of Princeton represents Franklin County on the Kansas Livestock Association Board as directors in Topeka review state and national livestock issues. The Board unanimously opposes the USDA beef grading change and backs year long grazing on set aside wheat acres while adopting positions from the prior day. It also supports continued legal and financial aid for Washington County shippers unpaid due to the local market bankruptcy. Rich McKee of the Kansas Beef Council closed with a 1982 beef advertising update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Max Wilson
Princeton
Kansas Livestock Association Board of Directors
Wilson
Franklin County
KLA
Kansas
USDA
Washington County
Rich McKee
Kansas Beef Council
Young Farmers Attend Kansas Farm Bureau Conference
Nearly 200 young farm leaders joined the Kansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference in Hutchinson for three days of workshops on agricultural communications, labor, farm management, and public relations. Franklin County attendees included Bert and Jan Anderson, Paul and Diane Haney, and Delbert Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kansas Farm Bureau
Young Farmers and Ranchers
KRYN
Rich Hawkins
Lexington
Nebraska
Franklin County
Bert
Jan Anderson
Rantoul
Paul
Diane Haney
Richmond
Delbert Jamison
Pomona
Dairymen Hear DHIA Advice On 11 Super Cows Area
The Morrison Dairy owned by Eldon Morrison received a highest area production certificate, ranking second in the state at the Franklin County and Douglas-Franklin DHIA annual meeting. Kansas State University's Dick Dunham outlined DHIA records use, herd management, and goals such as 365 day calving, 1.9 to 2 services per conception, and 45 dry days, with notes on a new Ames computer system and lactation protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Eldon Morrison
Franklin County
Douglas-Franklin County
Dick Dunham
Kansas State University
Dunham
DHIA
Ames
Iowa
Chip Hornburger
Potatoes Grow Well in Kansas and LABO Host Families Sought
Kansas State University expert Chuck Marr explains potatoes thrive in Kansas with early planting in March and long storage life. Franklin County seeks seven host families for Japanese LABO students July 24 to August 18, with required 4 H involvement and informational meeting March 24 at the Franklin County Courts Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Marr
Kansas State University
Kansas
Marr
LaRouge
Norland
Kennebec
Superior
Franklin County
Linda Robbins
Franklin County Courts
Robbins
Jo Ellen Arnold
Japan
Arnold
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ASCS
Bob Bozworth
Safemark
Roger
John Scott
Scotts
Scott's Service Company
Ottawa
Us-59
Oliver Hess
Usda Soil Conservation Service
National Wildlife Federation
SCS
United States
Rich Hager
Soil Conservation Service
Salina
ASU Friessne
Scott Service
Purina Products
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