Agriculture Forecast for Garden City Area Warm, dry, windy
A ridge of high pressure brings unseasonable warmth in Garden City and surrounding areas with temperatures near 90 each afternoon. Nights remain pleasant and soil dries quickly as relative humidity averages around 35 percent and gusty winds persist. National forecast notes soil temperature yesterday.
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Kansas loans under Sept 11 programs total 27 million
An AP review finds 86 Kansas firms received 27,058,637 in SBA loans from late 2001 to early 2003 as part of post Sept 11 recovery programs. Distribution shows 30 percent to Johnson County, 27 percent to Wichita area, with loans to restaurants and medical professionals. large loans include 1.72 million to Players Sports Bar & Grill and 1.025 million to Culvers of Overland Park.
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Trendel
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U.S. Senate
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Johnson County
Players Sports Bar & Grill
Culvers
Overland Park
Basra Petroleum Corp
Kansas City
R.C. Park Inc
Downs
Lawrence
Dave Chaffin
Chaffin
Relief Effort Fundraiser for Katrina Aid by Summitt ResCare Kansas
Summitt ResCare Kansas invites support for ResCare members affected by Hurricane Katrina. Over 30 homes housing 180 residents were lost and many staff members lost homes. A fundraiser is planned for September 13 and 14 with offerings to raise aid.
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ResCare Kansas
ResCare
Hamburger and Hotdog Plate Fundraiser for ResCare
A community fundraiser offers Hamburger Plate and Hotdog Plate options plus baked goods and donation cans to raise funds for ResCare's Share Program. Proceeds benefit those within the organization. Located at 2102 E Spruce behind USDA Offices. Hours listed as from Yam to 2pm both days.
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E. Spruce
USDA
Katrina hits farmers with rising fuel and fertilizer costs
The hurricane disrupts Mississippi River grain shipments and raises costs for farmers as fuel prices soar, fertilizer prices jump from 200 to 450 per ton, and rail and barge traffic shifts threaten grain movement. Kansas experts urge caution as fall harvest and winter wheat planting proceed.
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Mississippi River
Mike Woolverton
Kansas State University
Jere White
Kansas Corn Growers Association
Woolverton
Kansas
Duane Simpson
Kansas Grain and Feed Association
Kansas Grain Elevators
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