Irrigation scheduling shown at Platte County field events
Area Extension Agronomist Duane Kantor reports 50 irrigators attended field demonstrations in Platte County by Extension Service ASCS Natural Resources Districts and SCS. Stops included Billy Schroeder farm west of Columbus Lindsay and Larson Farms at Creston. Demonstrations covered soil moisture readings and flow meters to improve irrigation efficiency and conserve energy and water.
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Ted Fehringer
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Dick Bevan
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McGinn Leads Federal Paperwork Cut as Commission Tackles Bureaucracy
Mike McGinn, deputy director of the Commission on Federal Paperwork, describes a blue ribbon effort to curb red tape. The panel, with a $10 million budget and 200 staff, has issued 350 recommendations, 100 adopted, saving about $1 billion in forms and processing time while proposing further simplifications and a toll free complaints line.
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Midlands Storms Roar Across Missouri Arkansas and Tennessee
Thunderstorms with hail and high winds swept the Midlands overnight, pounding Missouri Arkansas Illinois and Tennessee. Gusts exceeded 50 mph as trees fell and travel disrupted the region into the morning hours.
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Preparations underway for DNA research
Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology prepares to begin recombinant DNA work funded by the National Institutes of Health. Project will use P2 level experiments with sea urchin DNA in E coli, genetically crippled to stay lab-bound. Town meeting approved the research to avoid Cambridge dispute.
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Mahlon B. Hoagland
National Institutes of Health
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Cambridge
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