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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

4

4-Hers And Board Members Clean Franklin County Fairgrounds

4 H leaders and fair board members plan a Saturday cleanup at the Franklin County Fairgrounds to paint the livestock barn concession stand and restrooms, repair doors, remove trash, and relocate bleachers. The effort aims to improve safety for upcoming events including the tractor pull and horse shows.

Joan Istas Franklin County Fairgrounds Smith Ottawa Co Op Association

Control Lawn Weeds And Grubs Fall Forage Field Day

Kansas State University hosts the Fall Forage Field Day in Manhattan on August 29 at 8 30 a m with field tours new twists on sorghum nitrogen and phosphorus responses anti transpirant treated soybeans silage harvesting and latest farm machinery experts will diagnose problems in person and offer weed ID and control advice Farmers will learn about severe bluegrass lawn grub damage and the best chemical and soil penetration methods while irrigation field tours near Topeka and Rossville discuss chemical weed control nitrogen sprinkler irrigation and phosphorus zinc fertilization Dr Neil Hamburg leads the irrigation unit and nutsedge is named as the worst lawn weed with guidance on DSMA and MSMA use and multi spray schedules to avoid lawn damage.

Bob Bozworth Kansas State University Manhattan KSU Kansas River Valley Irrigation Experiment Field Topeka Rossville U.S. 24 Silver Lake Kiro Neil Hamburg

Legume Bloat Solutions Advance at Kansas State University

Kansas State University researcher Dr. Erle E. Bartley has contributed to three bloat prevention methods for cattle fed alfalfa, a legume that can cause death or losses. Poloxalene products like Bloat Guard and a molasses block form have FDA approval since 1966-67, with a new Mol-Mix Bloat Guard liquid supplement by National Molasses Co. showing promising field results.

Manhattan U.S Erle E. Bartley Kansas State University Bartley Food and Drug Administration FDA National Molasses Company Willow Grove Phil Winslow National Molasses

4 H Tractor Driving Contest At Ottawa Fairgrounds

Franklin County 4 H members will compete Monday August 7 at 1 30 p m at the Ottawa Fairgrounds. Contest includes safety written test and tractor operation with eligibility for state contest at the State Fair September 19 in Hutchinson.

Ottawa Fairgrounds Hutchingon

Runoff erosion and alfalfa cattle research mixed in report

The article discusses runoff water erosion and sediment load affecting waterways. It includes findings on alfalfa's impact on meat and milk production, Bloat Guard safety, and economic returns per acre from trials. It also covers milk yield increases in cows on alfalfa pasture and notes on Bloat Guard use and Mol-Mix delivery.

Winslow Kansas’ Branch Kansas State Bartley Towa State University

Special Care When Sewing With Knits and Velvets

ARDIS PATTERSON advises choosing simple patterns and letting fabric drape the focus. Ensure all nap directions align, prepare excess yardage for nap, pin edges to prevent slipping, and baste seams to avoid puckering. For knits, lay fabric flat, avoid stretching, stay stitch key areas, and finish with a tailor’s hem or pinked edge.

Ardis Patterson

Kansas Young Farmers State Tour Comes to Topeka

Burlingame hosts the Kansas Young Farmers State Tour on August 4 and 5 with registration at Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. Women tour Menninger Foundation and Governor's Mansion and attend tea with Mrs. Robert Docking. Young farmers visit test plots hog beef and crop operations during the two days.

Burlingame Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives Kansas Young Farmers Jayhawk Topeka Menninger Foundation Governor’s Robert Docking

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Rodeo Dave Smith K-State Yellow Nutsedge By David Smith Kansas Kenwood Park Salina FFA Agriculture Committee William C. Weickert Burlingame Paine Farmers Insurance Group Farmers Auto S. Main Neil Bullock Ottawa, Kansas
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