Area farmers optimistic about crops in Douglas County
Lawrence area farmers report corn and wheat crops improving as heat and humidity boost growth. Charles Taylor of Taylor Farms notes late spring rains delayed corn but a strong comeback now appears likely for a solid fall harvest. Pat Ross of Ross Nunemaker Farms expects average or above yields in wheat with cutting by week’s end.
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Lawrence executives win Pinnacle awards at U S Bank event
U S Bank honors two Lawrence employees Joan Golden and Larry Kane with Pinnacle awards for exceptional client service and performance in treasury management and commercial banking. Reggie Robinson appointed to Sunflower Foundation board by Kansas AG Steve Six and BCBS Kansas.
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Topeka
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Stock quotes update and external link notice
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Laundry Detergent Savings From Consumer Reports Tests
Consumer Reports latest tests show top rated detergents like Tide 2X Ultra for Cold Water can save up to 140 dollars a year in cold cycles. Using 19 cents per load, costs fall about 80 dollars versus pricier brands, with cold water trimming energy costs another 60. Tide 2X Ultra for Cold Water compares well with Tide 2X Ultra with Color Clean Bleach Alternative, at 32 cents per load, while some low rated detergents underperform. Tests cover 1,600 stained swatches and note that overloading and unclear fill lines reduce performance. front loading models outperform top loaders in energy and water efficiency.
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Mixed futures on Chicago Board of Trade livestock and grains
Wheat July down 9.5 cents to 5.6575 while July corn falls to 4.04 and July oats to 2.13. Soybeans rise 4.25 cents to 12.0125. Live cattle August slips to 80.37, feeder cattle to 96.55, lean hogs to 58.27, pork bellies up to 59.15. Local quotes from Ottawa and area elevators listed with various prices and metals spot prices shown.
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