On-farm composting gains attention at Kansas State Field Day
Kansas farmers and agribusiness personnel learn about on-farm composting as a safer, economical alternative to raw manure at the 2001 State Agronomy Field Day in Manhattan. Eberle outlines carbon mixing, windrow turning, and heating to kill pathogens while noting CAFO regulations and potential liability for compost sales.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Bill Eberle
K-State Research and Extension Land Resources
North Agronomy Farm
Eberle
USDA tells lenders not to foreclose on farmers
USDAFarm Service Agency directors in 15 states are told not to foreclose on loans held by farmers suing the government over a decade old bailout. More than 100 farmers from 16 states claim CMS that they owe money not due under 1980s farm aid plans. Cooksie says state offices must wait for national office approval before acting on 60 loans and should suspend any foreclosures already filed. The suit seeks injunctions before Judge Webb to halt collections while the case proceeds.
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Fargo
N.D
Farm Service Agency
US Agriculture Department
Carolyn Cooksie
USDA
FSA
Cooksie
Sarah Vogel
Rodney Webb
Webb
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