Farmers face drought impact on CRP grazing rights
The drought may affect CRP land used for grazing as producers could lease only three fourths of their enrolled ground. Payments drop 25 percent during grazing, making the option costly. Local FSA officials in Kansas explain approval criteria, application needs, and the potential grazing window through August 31.
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CRP
Lora Wycoff
Farm Service Agency
Scott
Lane
Wycoff
State Office
Manhattan
Kansas
Greeley County
FSA
George Schmidt
Schmidt
Grant County
Wanda Bloesser
Grant County Farm Service Agency
Bloesser
Emergency CRP grazing aims to aid drought tied cattle industry
USDA allows early CRP land grazing amid nesting concerns for upland birds, a move hailed by local cattlemen who fear details like fencing rules and CRP payment forfeitures. Palco cattleman Everett McKenna says feed is scarce as his herd is stocked at half normal rate, cows crying for feed, and beef prices drop, offering little hope for CRP haying or grazing due to unpalatable CRP grass.
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USDA
Domer
Palco
Everett McKenna
Hays Daily News
McKenna
Kansas considers bill to curb spam emails
Kansas legislators push a bill to curb unsolicited emails, requiring senders to include a stop mechanism and forbidding replies that declare messages undeliverable. It would create penalties up to 10 000 dollars and centralize complaints with the attorney general's office while stressing public education on technology and spam control.
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Kansas
Brownlee
Ney General
Consumer Protection Office
Senate
Jim Morrison
Colby
Morrison
Attacks in Pakistan Likely to Continue Says U S Official
U S ambassador Wendy Chamberlin warned Washington expects another terrorist attack in Pakistan as Musharraf cracks down on extremism. She cited past assaults on foreigners, including the Wall Street Journal’s Daniel Pearl and a church attack, and noted tensions with India over Kashmir.
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Pakistan
Washington
U.S
Wendy Chamberlin
Pervez Musharraf
Associated Press
Chamberlin
United States
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
Daniel Pearl
South Asia
Wall Street Journal
Britain
Musharraf
United
India
Kashmir
al- Qaida
Taliban
Victor Ornelas wins 10000 for school music program
Victor Ornelas Elementary earned a ten thousand dollar prize in a nationwide contest backed by Oscar Mayer. 2,500 schools entered, with $10,000 awarded to one school per state and Washington, D.C. for music programs. Students pictured with the Wienermobile.
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Victor Ornelas
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Tiffany
Lisset
Oscar Mayer
Bologna
Erie Martin
Mustard
Mark Thuchum
Midwest
United States
Music Educators National Conference
Rick Ives
MENC
Kansas Music Educators Association
Ives
KMEA
Con
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