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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1981

Page

4

Block Promises Kansans Support Cuts and freer market

U S Secretary of Agriculture John Block spoke at Independence High School promising no economic miracles for agriculture but pledging Reagan administration support for a freer farm product market. He argued for less government involvement while expanding demand, and noted farm subsidies would shift with a leaner budget. Dole defended his vote and contrasted wheat price targets with House figures amid a tense farm bill debate.

Bob Burtok U.S John Block Kansas Seti Bob Dole Block Kansas Congress Dole National Party Senate Treasury Reagan White House California Ronald Reagan Black House Kansas Association of Wheat Growers Illinois Director of Agriculture Ivan Watt Kansas Farmers Union Jimmy Carter Frank Naylor Farmers Home Administration United States Soviet Union China Japan

Move Cattle Quickly To Cut Costs

Dairy and beef farmers face high costs as cattle profits sag amid low market prices. Kansas State University specialist Frank Brazle urged tight cost control from purchase to sale, emphasizing optimal feed, short market cycles, implants, and Rumensin supplements to achieve daily gains.

Diane Yeamans Frank Brazle Kansas State University Extension Service Brazie Brazile Bragie Brazle

Greenbug Threat Spreads in Turf Grass Industry

Greenbugs, tiny aphids, devastate sorghum and small grains and now threaten the 12 billion dollar turf grass market. Researcher Roger Ratcliffe of the USDA Beltsville Field Crops Lab warns the new greenbug strain targets Kentucky bluegrass, spreading from shaded areas to lawns nationwide. He leads a program to breed resistant bluegrass varieties to save homeowners and sod producers millions in reseeding and pesticides.

Roger H. Ratcliffe USDA Beltsville Ohio Illinois Kentucky U.S Ratcliffe

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