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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1981

Page

11

Careful Planting Can Insure Windbreak

Guidance from Herman Norwood of the Soil Conservation Service at Ottawa outlines planning windbreaks as permanent, long term improvements. Define purpose, place to maximize protection, determine rows and species, with evergreens on windward rows and fruiting plants inside for wildlife, plus design help from the local SCS office.

Herman Norwood Soil Conservation Service Ottawa Soil Conservation Service Office

Conservation Plant Varieties Expand Soil Coverage Nationally

Over ten years the Soil Conservation Service with local districts released more than 200 plant varieties for erosion control and conservation, with 140 plus varieties now produced commercially. In 1979 SC8 varieties supported $26 million in value covering 1.3 million acres, boosting wildlife forage, landscape beauty, and energy savings. A national study found 85 percent favor continuing PMC operation with adequate funding.

Soil Conservation Service PMC Pmc’s SCS USDA

Farmers rally for 70 percent parity wheat price in Kansas

About 250 farmers gathered at the Kansas Capitol to back a bill setting a minimum wheat price at 70 percent of parity. They argued federal policies keep farm prices below cost, while Gov. Carlin urged passage and lawmakers heard broad farm group support with no oppositions voiced.

Topeka Kan Capitol Kansas Leonard Cox American Agriculture Movement Cox Senate Judiciary Committee Statehouse AAM John Carlin Carlin Howard Ward Kansas Association of Wheat Growers

USDA figures show farm prices drop for third straight month

Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department index of farm commodity prices fell 1.9 percent in March from February, led by declines in hogs cattle soybeans wheat cotton and corn, though gains in oranges onions potatoes tomatoes lettuce and snap beans offset losses. Prices farmers pay for expenses rose 0.7 percent from February, up 9.4 percent from a year ago.

Washington Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board

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