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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1977

Page

13

Sediment erosion threatens water and farm productivity

Sediment runoff from erosion harms water supplies, health, recreation, fishing and industry. It flood hazards and wastes exceed sewage discharges. Changing farming to small grains, mulching, strip cropping and contour cultivation cut soil loss up to 80 percent. terraces and rotation further reduce erosion, preserving land long term.

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TSI Studies Boost Woodland Management in Kansas

Kansas State foresters promote Timber Stand Improvement to enhance vigor stocking and timber quality across the state. Federal cost share funds support landowners in applying TSI practices including weeding thinning and pruning to remove unwanted trees and pests and to increase growth of key crop trees in the residual stand.

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The Grass Speaks On Grazing And Forage Health

A playful yet informative piece frames a grass plant as a factory producer of forage. It explains how roots absorb water and nutrients, leaves convert them with sun, and overgrazing harms leaf growth and future forage. It urges adopting Planned Grazing within a Resource Conservation System.

Contouring and Terracing Boost Water Storage on Farms

The article argues that contouring and terrace systems greatly increase soil water storage, claiming 2.5 to 8.5 percent gains on wheat land, 5 to 15 percent on row crops, and potential doubling when combined with terraces. It links two extra inches of water to higher corn yields and reduces soil loss by about 16 tons per acre, with nitrogen and phosphate savings and a $4.95 per acre value.

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