Crop Report Paints Dark Picture
Crop report from Franklin County notes strong harvest progress due to good fall weather with corn nearly all removed and soybeans, milo, and wheat still being harvested or planted. Yields are improving over last year but rising costs for fertilizer and equipment may reduce net profits while Kansas State economists warn of lower prices and higher production expenses.
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Joan Istas
Franklin County
Bob Boeworth
Bozworth
Kansas State University Extension
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Kansas Teen Safety Conference set for Wichita
Next spring the Kansas Teenage Safety Conference will be in Wichita on April 9 10 for Kansas teens to promote traffic safety. The event includes a Teenage Safety Queen contest and a Safety Poster contest with rules for queen candidates and poster entries.
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Susan Verdoorn
Kansas
Wichita
Franklin County
Kansas Teenage Traffic Safety Association
The
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Soil Test Helps Farmers Reduce Guesswork in Fertilizing
Soil testing aids farmers by reducing guesswork and guiding fertilizer and lime decisions. Combined with past records it helps plan budgets, possibly cut rates, and time applications. proper sampling is crucial and can save both time and money for Kansas fields.
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Manhattan
David Whitney
Kansas State University
Elf
Kansas
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