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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1980

Page

4

Interest Rates Cut Hope for Alcohol Fuel Movement

DIANE YEAMANS reports a Franklin and Miami counties Extension meeting shows fading zeal for alcohol fuel due to tight money and high interest rates. speakers warn production costs, water needs, and feedstock limits, with some farmers still viewing ethanol as an insurance policy rather to profit.

Diane Yeamans Paola Franklin and Miami Counties Extension Service Randel Noon Kansas Energy Department Noon Schreck Leonard Schrubin Kansas State University

Mosaic and pruning tips dominate Kansas farm notes

Soilborne mosaic threatens wheat fields with cool wet weather and susceptible varieties. Warm sunny days lessen severity. Readers learn resistant varieties Newton Chanute Cheney Homestead Bennett Buckskin and how to prune spring flowering shrubs for next season. Additional columns cover anthracnose on trees Diplodia up blight in pines and community funding concerns.

Robert W. Bosworth Newton Chanute Cheney Homestead Bennett and Buckskin Larry Leuthold Kansas State University Kansas

Farm 1980 conference planned in Seneca Kansas

The Mid-America Conference hosted by Cooperative Extension Service and State Economic Development staffs from Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska will convene in the Seneca Community Building on April 24. Registration at 8:30 a.m. precedes sessions featuring rural leadership and local economic opportunity workshops. A $6.50 fee covers refreshments lunch and a conference proceedings copy. For details contact Ralph E. Utermoehlen or local extension offices.

Seneca Kan Ralph Utermoehlen Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service Kansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska Stan Gudenhauf The Seneca Chamber of Commerce Ralph E. Utermoehlen Northeast Area College Avenue Manhattan

Wool incentive payments issued to Franklin County producers

A total of 5,187.87 dollars in wool incentive payments have been dispersed to 38 wool and sheep producers in Franklin County, announced by ASCS chairman Dale VanHorn. Wool payments support marketing when prices fall below national levels, with local prices listed at 75 to 80 cents per pound. Producers are advised to contact the ASCS office to file wool documents again in preparation for 1980.

Franklin County Dale VanHorn ASCS

Elevator Safety hearings set across three cities in spring

OSHA public meetings on grain handling safety will visit Kansas City April 29 to May 1, Kenner April 22 to 24, and Superior this week. The sessions seek input on hazards and potential regulations after deadly December 1977 elevator explosions in Louisiana and Texas. grain dusts pose respiratory risks and investigations cite explosions and fires as primary hazards in handling facilities.

Kansas City Kenner Superior Wis U.S. Labor Department Occupational Safety and Health Louisiana Texas OSHA

Two 4 H Fishing Clinics Offer Family Fun in May

Manhattan hosts two 4 H fishing clinics for families and youth ages 10 to 17. Sessions run May 3–4 at Lake Perry 4 H Outdoor Center and May 17–18 near Sedan City Lake. Instructors from KS Fish and Game, Wildlife Federation, KSU Extension, and local fishermen teach fishing basics, locations, and targets. A $200 workshop covers shelter, meals, insurance, and a final family fish feed. preregistrations due April 30 via county extension offices.

Manhattan Isaak Walton Bob Henderson Kansas State University Extension Kansas Wildlife Federation KSU Cooperative Extension Service Kansas Henderson

Lake Region RC&D Sixth Annual Dinner Meeting

The Lake Region RC&D Council invites members to a Dutch treat dinner at 7 p.m. on April 24 at the L and M Restaurant in Salina. State conservationist John W. Tippie of the Soil Conservation Service will speak. Dinner costs about 3.85 per person. Reservations by April 22 to the RCA&D office at 242-2073.

Lake Region Rc&d Council L and M Mse 5Th St John W. Tippie Soil Conservation Service Salina Rca&d

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