Wabash County 4 H Talent Show Seeks Young Performers
Area youth ages 5 through 18 from six counties are invited to perform July 17 at 6 30 PM in the Mabel A Courter Youth Center skating rink. Acts in vocal instrumental dance tumbling or novelty compete in junior and senior divisions with 100 50 and 25 prize levels. Entry fee 15 and first 15 acts accepted. deadline July 12. Proceeds support the Wabash County 4 H program.
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Does the corn crop need more nitrogen in Illinois
Illinois farmers face questions on nitrogen as the 2016 corn crop starts strong with good stands and leaf color, per University of Illinois crop scientist Emerson Nafziger. He notes last year’s June rains produced pale leaves due to low sunlight and saturated soils, while this year’s warm May and bright sun with soils adequate but not rich may influence nitrogen needs.
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Nitrogen guidance for corn yields and soil balance
Nafziger notes 2015 corn used most nitrogen after tasseling under wet conditions, with yields around 235 bushels per acre. He warns against extra spring nitrogen if full rates were already applied, as deep green growth signals sufficiency and late watering may mislead about deficiency.
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New FAA Drone Rules Balance Safety and Innovation
CTA welcomes FAA framework for commercial drones as a milestone toward safe airspace integration. It praises balancing innovation with safety, notes need for steps like addressing beyond line of sight, and forecasts life changing benefits across agriculture transport security and daily life.
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Rural mothers rely on nature to promote family health
In 11 states, rural low income mothers report using outdoor activities to stay healthy. Walking, parks, picnics, and family outings are common, aided by nature access amid poverty. Researchers urge park and recreation officials to improve resource access in rural areas to support health and family bonding.
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