Livestock Prices in St Joseph Market Report
Slaughter cattle trading mixed as fed cattle gain ground last week with live 85.00 to 86.50 and dressed 134.00. Cows and bulls mostly lower. calves and yearlings steady to firm amid active demand. supply leaning steers 58 percent, heifers 33 percent, bulls 9 percent. National figures show boxed beef rallies and 72,000 negotiated cash trades to Thursday.
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Kansas Family Farmer and Rancher Resources and Services Guide
Kansas Center for Sustainable Agriculture and Alternative Crops releases the second edition of the Kansas Family Farmer and Rancher Resources and Services Guide. It adds Family Living Resources and details financing, management, conservation, coop development, legal aid, water quality, wildlife and pest programs, and more. free from county Extension offices or download online. orders via phone or email with shipping charge for non‑downloaded copies.
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K State advances grain science with new bioprocessing and flour mill
Kansas State University unveils a 33000 square foot bioprocessing center costing 7 million and breaks ground for a 6.8 million flour mill to expand grain science. The complex, near the football field, includes industry partnerships and a 525 hundredweight per day mill capacity, aiming for autumn 2006 operation and broader cereal, snack and soybean processing applications. Hal Ross of Wichita funded components.
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James Bohi enters Limousin head in major livestock show
James Bohi of Wellsville leads a Limousin head in the beef division at the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville Kentucky expected to draw about 21 000 entries. Nominations for the KVMA Pet of the Year due November 15 with a 100 word description and The Kansas Veterinary Medical Association will announce the winner at its January convention. The piece also notes State Sen Derek Schmidt joining a K State Bioprocessing advisory board and outlines a woodlot agroforestry workshop by Missouri Farmers Union October 30 in Mount Vernon Missouri with pre registration and fees.
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