Tunnel to Table aims to aid Kansas tunnel farming growth
The Kansas Rural Center launched Tunnel to Table with a Specialty Crop Block Grant to help growers use polytunnels or hi tunnels for year round production. Leaders Cole Cottin and Dan Phelps emphasize extended seasons raise yields and income with DIY tunnels costing under 500 dollars and sturdier options at 5000 to 6000 dollars. The project seeks to boost protection, production and profitability of Kansas specialty crops across the state.
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Haase and Long Recognized in Debt Collection Field
Haase and Long Inc named among best places to work in debt collections by InsideARM.com and Best Companies Group. Lawrence area firm has served the community for over 50 years. Douglas County BRIEFCASE District hosts free Farm Pond Seminar at Douglas County Fairgrounds Building 21 from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday with wildlife and water resource experts and Hy-Vee meal. Eaton Roofing & Exteriors name change completes consolidation with Wichita and Salina units.
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How to Become a Tunneler Project Info
For more information on the Tunnel to Table project visit Kansasruralcenter.org T2Tsurvey.
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Firehouse Subs set to open January 24 in Lawrence
Chad Lawhorn reports Lawrence will gain its first Firehouse Subs franchise with a January 24 opening in a vacant storefront in front of Home Depot at 31st and Iowa. The firefighter themed restaurant will feature memorabilia and a mural of the 1991 Hoch Auditorium fire at KU. Menu items include steamed hot sandwiches like the Hook and Ladder and the New York Steamer.
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Lawrence brothers open Midwest sandwich shop in busy 31st Street corridor
Christian and Trevor Smith launch a Lawrence eatery featuring corned beef and pastrami and offer fully involved builds with all condiments. Christian moved from Manhattan seeking growth as Menards and other retailers rise along 31st Street, hoping the concept reflects family heritage rather than a themed concept. City reporter Chad Lawhorn notes local activity and prompts readers to follow updates.
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