Wheat producer faces tough future problems in Kansas
Norman V. Whitehair of Kansas State University warns that rising storage, merchandising shifts, and milling standards will heighten risks for Kansas wheat farmers. He notes discounts for low protein, weight, or foreign material and predicts continued pressure on growers to produce bread flour quality.
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Checking Streams For Radioactivity
4 H Club event in Ottawa Town held at the First Methodist Church. Members and about 35 attendees watched demonstrations and games while a speaker warned of potential radioactivity increases in local streams linked to industrial plants. Refreshments were served.
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Home Demonstration Unit News Highlights Local Meetings
Westberners met at Forest Park Scout Cabin with 21 members seven visitors and 18 parents present Deoris Hopkins led the session Voting to visit Raindown Club May 2 Rural Life Sunday May 3 church services at First Baptist and a May 4 to 5 picnic and special church services A skating party planned for May Two members were voted into the club Programs included songs by Judy Thompson talks by Cicily Park and demonstrations on food aims wardrobe and seed potato cutting plus a relay of various home topics Refreshments served by Kirkland and Allen families
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Chance For Third Judgeship Remote
Rep Willard Avery says the chance of authorizing a third federal judgeship for Kansas is remote but not hopeless. A Democratic bill includes provisions for a third Kansas judge. Avery notes the new judge would be appointed by a Republican president, making a Democratic Congress reluctant to authorize another seat despite need.
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Dollar and Sense Profits From Turkeys This Year
Mortality in 46 North Dakota flocks will shape profits with 10 percent of 15 percent overall losses in weeks 1 3. Each 190 rise in mortality costs growers 23c per 100 pounds raised. Best management practices can save birds and improve profitability.
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