4-H Wheat Program A Growing Experience
The 4-H wheat variety project invites about 70 youths to grow five wheat plots and compare varieties. Participants observe germination, drought effects, disease resistance, and yield differences, then exhibit results at county and state fairs with prizes, including a trip to Houston for the top booth. Enrollment runs June to early July via county extension offices.
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Manhattan
Eldon Weaver
South Central Area
Hutchinson
Weaver
County Extension Agriculture
Houston
Franklin County Extension Office
Weather Woes Hit Nation's Hard Red Winter Wheat Crop
Weather across major hard red winter wheat areas in 1986 is likely to curb production sharply. The Wheat Quality Council tour found drought in western Kansas and dryTexas and Oklahoma regions, with excessive moisture elsewhere and winterkill in parts of the eastern belt. Subsoil moisture remains problematic, but there is still time for an average crop if rains arrive by mid May.
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Melissa Cordonier
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
U.S
Wheat Quality Council
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
USDA
Wheat Belt
Cantel
Contel
Continental Telephone System
Wheat crop lags in east central Kansas in May report
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 70 percent of wheat headed in east central Kansas for the week ending May 18, lagging behind the state's near completion. Despite wet ground, planting of corn sorghum and soybeans progresses at state pace.
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Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wheat futures wrap from Kansas City and Chicago boards
AP reports on Wheat futures trading with prices, highs, lows and settle figures from Kansas City and Chicago boards. Separate data show daily sales, opens, and open interest, reflecting modest gains amid volatile movements.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas Pork Board Vote Markets Statewide July 7 11
Kansas pork producers are urged to vote July 7 through July 11 at county extension offices to select candidates for the National Pork Producers delegate body. Kansas will appoint four delegates, with eligibility based on top vote getters. Also a Kansas Youth Market Hog Show is planned for July 18 19 in Manhattan with judging, forums and a grand prize.
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Robert W. Bozworth
Pork Producers
Kansas
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
National Pork Producers
FFA
Jim Nelsson
Manhattan
Riley County Fairgrounds
Cico Park
Kansas State University
Department of Animal Sciences and Industry
Kansas Park Producers Council
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Kansas Wheat Commission
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Opan
Shelter
Richard B. Prather
S. Main
Ottawa
Shelter Financial Services Inc
Kansas Pork Board
Swine Youth Forum
Steve Ballard
Osage City, Kansas