Energy Saving Workshop and Lease Meeting in Ottawa
A two night energy saving program led by local dealers and experts runs Nov 29 and 30 at Celebration Hall Ottawa fairgrounds starting 7 p.m. each night with talks on weatherization heating options and efficient homes. A separate session on gas and oil leasing for landowners is set for Nov 23 at the Ottawa Adult Education Center featuring Don Pretzer with a 45 minute talk and 45 minute Q&A via telephonic network across 22 Kansas locations. Additional notes cover a Dec 8 teleconference on grain markets with Orlen Grunewald Marvin Fausett and Marvin Grunewald detailing storage prospects and tax considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bozworth
Celebration Hall
Ottawa Fairgrounds
Ottawa
Don Pretzer
Kansas State University Cooperation Extension Service
Manhattan
Kansas
Pretzer
Mike Sands
Orlen Grunewald
Marvin Fausett
Kansas State University
Lake Region
Rc&d
Gary Kilgore
Chanute
Kilgore
Allyn Lockner
Kansas Water Office
Topeka
Neosho River
Anderson
Coffey County
Lockner
Kansas Soybean EXPO to Highlight Markets and Profit Sessions
The Kansas Soybean EXPO at the Holiday Inn West in Lawrence on December 14 will focus on marketing and export growth. Vernon Egbert of McCune says ASA leader Gil Harrison will discuss funding for Latin American demand, with Soy Profit Sessions on varieties fertilization sprayer calibration and price outlook. Winners of the 1982 Production Contest announced at the luncheon. registration starts 8:30 a.m. and events end at 3 p.m.
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McCune-Soybean
Holiday Inn West
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas Soybean Association
KSA
Vernon Egbert
McCune
Gil Harrison
American Soybean Association
ASA
Latin America
U.S
KSU
John Thorne
Northrup King Company
Larry S. Murphy
Great Plains
Potash & Phosphate Institue
Robert E. Welty
KSU Ag
Jim Heiligenstein
Blunt, Ellis & Loewi
Jeff Gain
Congress
Egbert
Careers Day at Central Heights highlights dynamic ag paths
Kansas State University professor John Parmley spoke at Central Heights High School about evolving agricultural careers in the 1980s. He warned that rapid changes driven by technology would reshape jobs in farming, engineering, lending, education, and industry, with many positions noted among 1981 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights High School
John Parmley
Department of Agricultural Education
Kansas State University
Parmley
Colleges of Agriculture and Engineering
K-State
E-state
Worlds of Fun
Greenbugs Threaten Kansas Wheat as Weather Decides Fate
Kansas wheat farmers watch rapidly expanding greenbug populations across counties from Osage to Dickinson. Entomologist Leroy Brooks of Kansas State University warns numbers exceed 1980 81 levels and could threaten yields unless freezing or heavy rains reduce them. With conditions uncertain, farmers must inspect seedling and larger wheat carefully and consider aggressive ground-application treatments to drive pesticides to the base of plants.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Leroy Brooks
Kansas State University
Brooks
Wabaunsee
Osage
Marion
Harvey
Harper County
K.O. Bell
Board of Agriculture
Dickinson
Sedgwick
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