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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2002

Page

6

Mites and stink bugs threaten spotty tomatoes

Garden notes warn spider mites thrive in hot dry weather and on young leaves while predators decline. California experts recommend fine mist undersides, spreader stickers, insecticidal soaps, Kelthane or Cygon with timing. Stink bugs cause bronzed spots with pinprick wounds. damaged fruit remains safe to eat.

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Appeals court stays halt on beef checkoff collections

The 8th Circuit granted a stay delaying a lower court order that would have stopped the national beef checkoff collections next week. The decision lets USDA and cattlemen groups continue activities while appealing Judge Kornmann's ruling that the program violates First Amendment rights. The checkoff bills producers $1 per head, with about $86 million yearly, split between the Beef Board and state councils.

ST. Louis US. Department of Agriculture US. Circuit Court of Appeals Charles Kornmann South Dakota Kornmann USDA Justice Department Usdas Greg Ruehle Nebraska Cattlemen's Group Indus 8Th Circuit Ruehle United States Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board The Livestock Marketing Association Agriculture Ann Veneman Cattlemen’s Beef Promotion and Research Board

State offers ditches for extra hay baling

Kansas farmers harvest brome and native grasses from highway rights of way along U S 81 NW of Salina. Bennington area producer Ron Weis holds a free permit to cut state land grass for winter cattle feed, citing drought. Everett and Doug Benoit report only modest yields of six to seven bales from a mile of road ditching. Extension director Carl Garten notes grass feed dwindling with dry heat.

Kansas Department of Transportation Salina Ron Weis Bennington Transportation Department David Greiser State Transportation Department Greiser Weis U.S. 81 Everett Benoit Doug Benoit Jewell Carl Garten Saline

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