Peale and Asmus to keynote Kansas Livestock Association meet
The Kansas Livestock Association annual meeting in Wichita runs Nov 30 to Dec 2 at the Century II Convention Center with Dr Norman Vincent Peale as Thursday morning Prayer Breakfast speaker and Dr Barry Asmus of Boise State University addressing the Dec 2 session. The event also features the Livestock Industry Trade Show and concurrent meetings of the Kansas Sheep Association and Kansas CowBelles.
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Topeka
Norman Vincent Peale
America
Kansas Livestock Association
Century IT
Wichita
Peale
Dr. Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
New York
Barry Asmus
Boise State University
Idaho
Asmus
Freedoms Foundation
KLA
Kansas Sheep Association
Kansas CowBelles
Wheat futures at Kansas City opens on board of trade
Kansas City AP report shows wheat futures opening with higher bids on the Board of Trade. Prices listed for December and May contracts indicate gains and daily change, with volume and prior day movement noted.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Low
Bettie
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dellaras
Anne Day
Una
Freee Irib
Anu
Prey
Prey Day
PORK
Soybeans Create Soil Bank And Crop Rotation Benefit
Robert W. Bozworth summarizes Kansas State University agronomists Bohannon and Shroyer urging soybeans left on ground after harvest to reduce erosion and boost next year’s corn or sorghum yields. They advocate crop rotation, or at least a switch to wheat, and emphasize long range planning for cropping changes.
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Robert W. Bozworth
KSA Extension
Bohannon
Bohannon and
Shroyer
State-Wide Meeting Highlights Sell Now Outlook for Grain
Kansas farmers heard two extension economists advise selling wheat corn sorghum and soybeans now as prices peak early this year. Tierney urged forward contracts while Sands warned of continued price stresses in cattle hog markets with conditions likely delaying price rebound into 1984.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Bill Tierney
Mike Sands
Kansas State University
Tierney
Sands
OK Conference Set For Salina
The Kansas portion of the Oklahoma Kansas Beef Cattle Conference will be held November 1 and 2 at the Red Coach Inn Salina with a program featuring Kansas State University and Oklahoma State University livestock scientists. The event aims to draw producers from Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Colorado to discuss pounds versus profits cow production and breeding managements strategies followed by an evening Bull Sessions Q&A. Registration details and brochures will be available mid October through county extension offices.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Red Coach Inn
Gerry Kuhl
Kansas State University
Oklahoma
Woodard
Okla
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Animal Science
Fred Sobering
KSU Cooperative Extension Service
Keith Lusby
Oklahoma State University
Danny Simms
Northwest Area
KSU
Colby
Charles McPeake
OSU
Jim Gibb
American Polled Hereford Association
Larry Corah
Dave Carnahan
College of Veterinary Medicine
Clinton Owensby
Robert Gillon
Kuhl
Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension
Fred Crowe
Bob Wilcox
Crowe
Veterinary Drug Residue Survey Highlights Producer Veterinarian Gaps
Phase two of a FDA funded survey of livestock producers and veterinarians reveals correlations and disparities in views on drug residue risks in meat. The study notes differences in awareness of withdrawal times, labeling practices, and use of implants and additives among Kansas producers and Kansas State University veterinarians.
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Manhattan
Homer K. Caley
Kansas State University
Kansas
Caley
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Olympic Training Center
Colorado Springs
U.S
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Crowe and Wilcox
KSA
Wilcox
State Farm
Pital-Surgical Insurance
Larry Maes
West
Ottawa
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