Top Stallions for Breeding at Eddie Hull Farm Near Ottawa
Rose Hill Hull Partnership offers two stallions Crown Royal I Appaloosa and Snickers Cupid Bar Paint for stud at the Eddie Hull farm 44 miles north of Ottawa. Crown Royal I, leased from Calhoun Ranches, is backed by notable bloodlines including High Hand. Snickers Cupid Bar is a proven 99 percent color Paint and a champion. Crown Royal is three this spring, Snickers five. Inquiries via Hull at 242-5397.
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Eddie Hull
Ottawa
Rose Hill- Hull
Hulls
Susan Streich
Topeka
Streich
Calhoun Ranches
Byers
Colo
High Hand
Snickers
Arizona
Crown Royal
Hull
KSU Ag Science Day Highlights Open House Activities
Kansas State University's College of Agriculture hosts Ag Science Day alongside All University Open House on March 29. Exhibits open at 9 a.m. in Waters Hall with tours of mills, labs, and research centers, plus club displays, a 3 p.m. Little American Royal showmanship contest, a luncheon, and a 2 p.m. Ag Awards Assembly on Sunday.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
College of Agriculture
K-State
Waters Hall
Waters
Call Halls
Shellenberger Hall
Call Hall
Weber Hall
Kansas
Agricultural Education Club
Weber Arena
Transporting Slop Costs From On Farm Alcohol Plants
Kansas State University grain scientist Robert McElhiney outlined the high costs of handling whole stillage from farm ethanol setups. Storage tanks, pumps, and insulated vessels drive up prices, with freight and equipment costs pushing per-gallon and per-ton feed costs higher. He noted that transporting stillage beyond 25 miles is not economical and that daily feed cycles add labor and equipment needs for farmers.
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Diane Yeamans
Robert McElhiney
Kansas State University
K-State
McElthiney
McEllhiney
Distillers by products boost feed value in livestock
Larry Corah extension beef nutritionist notes alcohol still by products are a viable livestock feed. Distillers grain provides protein roughage energy and minerals though low calcium and vitamins A D and E require supplementation. Whole stillage improves milk production in dairy cows and gains in cattle, with care on intake and ration balance.
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Diane Yeamans
Larry Corah
Corah
Miami and Johnson Counties Lead 1979 Wheat Yields
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 1979 wheat in Miami County averaged 45.2 bushels per acre, sixth in the state, and Johnson County averaged 49.0 bushels per acre, second. Franklin County yielded 44.2, with 875,800 total bushels from 19,800 harvested acres. Wheat seeding occurred in dry fall 1978, finishing mid-October, slow emergence and poor stands due to little rain, snow cover aided moisture, development lagged a week, and harvest extended to late July amid frequent rain.
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Miami County
Johnson County
Franklin County
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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KSU Ag
John Coen
Miami
Johnson Counties
Tire Service
Farm Bureau
Scott Service
Rigid Form, Inc
Richmond
Lawrence, Ks
U.S. Hwy
John Deere
Gleaner
Toms Net
Richardson
Heckland and Cattle CO. , Inc
Everett Hoobler
St. Marys
Nitcher Building & Supply
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