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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2004

Page

7

Farm group attacks plan for conservation program

Washington critics say the Agriculture Department plan to pay farmers to protect natural resources will exclude most potential participants. They argue CSP, created by Congress, should be open to all eligible producers on all working lands, not a limited signup. Officials cite budget limits and a watershed rotation as necessary for delivery. Senate aides back CSP as intended to cover all eligible producers.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Congress USDA Gordon Gallup Ririe Idaho National Association of Wheat Growers Francis Thicke Fairfield Iowa Sustainable Agriculture Coalition Senate Agriculture Committee Conservation Bruce Knight Usdas National Resources Conservation Service CSP Knight Tom Harkin Agriculture Committee Harkin

Pesticide safety tips blend with life at Whitehill home

Don Cress, former K-State Extension entomologist, urges common sense in pesticide use and disposal. He cautions against overdosing with bleach or pesticides, stresses following label directions, and highlights risks from drift, runoff, and indoor use. Emphasizing shoe hygiene and washing clothes after spraying, he links safety to family health and environmental impact.

Whitehill Brooke Garden City High School Don Cress Cress K-State Research and Extension

USDA sees record soybean supply on strong crop prospects

The Agriculture Department projects soybean production up 23 percent to nearly 3 billion bushels, potentially creating a record supply after years of low stocks. Planting is ahead with 12 percent sown by end of April, while corn planting reached 63 percent by May 2, both well ahead of last year and normal.

Washington Agriculture Department Department USDA

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