Farm Items From The Area
County Extension News reports 4-H members and families invited to a countywide meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the 4-H Fairgrounds Building 2. The meeting will outline a series of county meetings and materials, with enrollment cards for the auto project. Three units compose the 4-H Automotive Project: The Car and the Highway, Maintenance and Operation, and Operating the Car Efficiently.
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Fairgrounds
Kansas hosts seek 50 to 60 host families for 1961 farm youth exchange
CARE and SAFETY are stressed as 50 to 60 host families are needed during 1961 for the International Farm Youth Exchange. Foreign youths will come to Kansas with Sunflower State sending nine delegates abroad in the two way program. Exchangees stay about three weeks with each family and about two months in the state. Ideal hosts include families with teens and active in community affairs. rural urban or suburban settings accepted. County extension agents have forms and invite interested families to discuss hosting a youth from another country. Also listed for 1961 Douglas County 4 H Club events is the county club day.
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Kansas
Sunflower State
4 H Club Day Events at Bald win High School
On Saturday March 4 1961 Bald win High hosts 4 H activity day inviting the public to attend plays demonstrations talks and musical programs. Top scorers in each section advance to regional club day March 11 at Baker University Bald win. Demonstrations and talks cover home economics and agriculture topics with model meetings and musical games included.
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Baldwin High School
Baker University
Baldwin
Spice races and ancient value of seasonings in history
The article traces how spices and herbs shaped trade and cuisine from ancient times to today. It notes their high value, the wars over land and sea routes, and defines spices and herbs with examples and storage tips. It also includes kitchen uses and a quick skillet meal recipe.
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America
Italy
Extension Talks At Fairgrounds Review 4-H Recommendations
Extension talks held at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds with O B Glover and the State Advisory Committee reviewing county recommendations. Elects new State Advisory member Mrs Clyde Husted replacing Osage City’s H B Garand as agriculture remains vital to the US economy. James Monroe’s early career noted.
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O. B. Glover
Agricultural Extension Service
Kansas State University
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Miami
Johnson, Osage
Franklin
Douglas Counties
Douglas County
Paul Schlagel
Olathe
H. B. Garaud
Osage City
Howard Mannen
Clyde Husted
Route 3
Lawrence
H. B. Garand
Ponds Bring Multiple Benefits in Douglas County Water Storage
The article explains pond construction mainly via fills, used to protect pastures, aid grazing, provide domestic water, fire protection, irrigation, and recreation. It notes per-acre ACP assistance levels, requirements for drainage and fencing, and emphasizes stockwater pipes, confined livestock impact, and potential group action for larger flood-control structures in the Wakarusa Watershed.
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Douglas County
Wakarusa
Review Reminder On Reserve Plan
Farmers with Conservation Reserve contracts should review their agreements before completing 1961 cropping plans. The review confirms permitted crop acreage and avoids contract violations that could reduce or cancel annual payments.
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David V. Noe
County Agricultural Committee
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County Extension News
By Bill Handley
Hirst
Oletha Yates
U.S
James Monroe
Virginia
By Melvon Wertzberger
Wertzberger
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Ctires
Boul Ene Ry Hs
Tem Tate
Fritz
N.H
Lei
Orion
Terry Bibs
Ward