Extension Service Dairy Tour and Rural Crime Talk Planned
A dairy tour scheduled for Tuesday October 12 visits Don Kiehl Farm Sundstrom Farm and Anderson Moss Dairy to inspect milking parlor and facilities with Extension specialists leading feeding breeding and mastitis discussions. Lunch reservations due by October 8. An Extension Council election meeting follows on October 13 featuring Tom Kelly on Rural Crime in Kansas.
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Bob Bozworth
Don Kiehl
Scotts Service
Sand Creek Road
Pomona
Sundstrom
Anderson Moss
Dick Dunham
Ed Call
Harlan Page
Mid Am
Jack Greenwell
Franklin County
Franklin County Extension Council
Tom Kelly
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kelly
Kansas
Extension Council
Projected 1983 Wheat Prices In Record U.S. Supply
Kansas State economist says U.S. wheat supplies will reach a record 3.93 billion bushels with world output easing slightly, keeping prices near 3.45 to 3.65 per bushel for 1982 83. Export demand, especially to the Soviet Union, and the winter seeding report will steer prices into 1983. Grain farmers should consider government loan program participation or timing sales in October to November for best returns.
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Manhattan
U.S
Kansas State University
Kansas
USDA
Orlen Grunewald
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Soviet Union
Russia
Grunewald
Societ Union
China
India
Canada
Argentina
Europe
Look At All Angles Before Deciding On Wheat Program
Kansas State farm management specialist Don Pretzer urges careful analysis of the 1983 wheat program. He notes that farmers with overplanted base acres can reduce to 80 percent by grazing excess or setting aside other acres, and even destroy poor stands. He advises comparing projected returns from signing up versus not participating using own costs yields and price estimates with help from county extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caley
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Don Pretzer
Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas
Pretzer
Treat Animals Carefully on Kansas Farms and Livestock Handling
Kansas State University expert Lowell Breeden warns that large animals can be dangerous if handlers rush or misuse equipment. He urges proper chutes, careful lead handling, calm training, and protective gear to prevent injuries. Analysts discuss loan program yields and participation versus nonparticipation in farming support schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Breeden
Kansas State University
Breeden
Kansas
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Extension Service
Homer K. Caley
Casey
Nancy Clark
North Sycamore
Ottawa
Montagomery
Elec
J.C. Penney
Bearcat
Avon
Beatty Auction Service
Darren Byers
Cecil Beatty
Nancy Beatty
Alan Watts
Diana Beatty
L & M Catering Service
Paine's Bootery
Committee For Economy
Maryin Gentner
Pol. Adv
Calhoun
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