Seaboard Foods ladder Creek hog farm found in compliance
KDHE determines Seaboard Foods Ladder Creek hog operation in Greeley County complies with its wastewater permit after an anonymous complaint alleged odor reduction steps were not followed. The complaint, filed Aug. 7 by Craig Volland of the Sierra Club, claimed the facility failed to meet the 10-foot minimum biological treatment volume.
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Exstrom Named New VP at Garden City Community College
Bruce K. Exstrom, current CBC dean of instructional services in Beeville Texas, is named the new vice president of instructional services at Garden City Community College. He will start in coming weeks after serving as chief academic officer since August 2010 at CBC, a 3700 student institution between Corpus Christi and San Antonio. Exstrom earned a PhD in 2003 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and holds a MA in adult education 1994 and a BS in business administration 1983, both from Nebraska.
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Coastal Bend College
Beeville
Texas
Garden City Community College
Exstrom
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Corpus Christi
San Antonio
GCCC
Herbert Swender
Snender
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Southwest Kansas corn harvest shows mixed early results
In Finney and neighboring districts, corn harvest opens with optimism from Greg Stone of Garden City who calls conditions better than expected. He cites improved weather and cautious farming practices as reasons for a potentially stronger crop than last year, with his harvest finishing in about 10 days. Gary Friesen of Scott Co-op reports a slow, downward trend in corn yields though some irrigated stock will come in, while milo is highlighted as the best fall crop this year.
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Finney County
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Scott Co-op
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Milo
Obama urges world leaders to denounce extremism at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Obama urged global leaders to oppose violence and defend religious rights and free speech as a universal duty. He warned intolerance could spread from the West and condemned Iran and Syria’s violence while Romney argued from a Clinton Global Initiative setting.
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