Rainy winter strains Kansas dairies and SCC limits
Dairymen across Kansas warn that a wet season pushed somatic cell counts to over a million, complicating July that brings new SCC limits. DHIA records can help manage herds by tracking chronic mastitis and guiding culling or treatment, with options on frequency and cost. Ag Calendar notes a June 15 grazing and watering demo at Princeton Community Building.
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Webker attends national watershed conference in Mississippi
Lynn Webker of Pottawatomie Creek Watershed attended the Third National Watershed Conference in Jackson Mississippi. Topics covered included watershed organization, dam safety and public water policy. The Pottawatomie Creek watershed spans Coffey Franklin and Anderson Counties with its office in Garnett. Audra Higbie a Williamsburg freshman at Kansas State University serves as an alternate on the KSU crops team which placed second overall in their division at Hutchinson Community College judging contests.
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Williamsburg
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National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture
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Catfish production to dip in 1993 in United States
The 1993 Agricultural Outlook report from the USDA ERS forecasts a drop in U.S. catfish production for the first time since 1975, while farm production of trout tilapia and salmon is expected to rise. Shrimp farming in China Thailand and Indonesia has been expanding.
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Buffalo ranching grows in Kansas but won't replace cattle
In Kansas buffalo ranching is rising but likely for meat rather than cattle replacement. Larry Butterfield of Beloit, president of state and national buffalo associations, notes slow growth, high demand, and limited supply with about 4,500 buffalo in Kansas and 130,000 worldwide. He ships meat nationwide from a Concordia processing point, with buffalo meat commanding higher prices due to scarcity.
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Seed shortage grips Charleston Hot cayenne peppers
USDA reports overwhelming demand for Charleston Hot cayenne pepper seed after ARS announced a cayenne more than 20 times hotter than jalapeno. The U S Vegetable Laboratory in Charleston filled over 24,000 requests, substituting Carolina Cayenne seeds when Charleston Hot stock ran out.
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Agriculture Department
Charleston
Agricultural Research Service
Thomas
Carolina Cayenne
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