To See What Will Be To See What Will Be
JOANISTAS narrator walks a corn field under a late sun noting stalks ears per stalk kernels and two small ears with one hollow. Rainless season leaves green ears soft and ripe ears ready to harvest while wind and birds fade into quiet. A reflective stroll about what is and what could have been.
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Joanistast
Irrigation Meeting Aims to Inform on Water Use and Laws
Due to extreme drought in 1974 and 1975 farmers seek irrigation guidance. A panel will discuss irrigation laws, water needs, types, and profitable crops at Monroe Hall Harris on Thursday August 14 at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Extension Service Soil Conservation Service and Pottawatomie Creek Watershed District No. 30.
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Monroe Hall
Harris
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Pottawatomie Creek
Gary Kilgore
Southeast
Kansas
County fair gratitude for three agents earns praise
Nancy Horne writes a tribute to Franklin County agents Bob Bozworth Susan Verdoorn and Sue Hellar for their dedication at the 110th county fair. She notes long hours at the armory livestock tents and rodeo arenas with constant supervision and coordination across events and preparations. The piece praises their teamwork and hints at further fairs Lane and Richmond ahead.
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Nancy Horne
Acorn Rustlers
Princeton
Franklin County Fair Association
Central Heights High School
Franklin County
Bob Bozworth
Susan Verdoorn
Sue Hellar
Sue
Bob
Susan
Richmond
Zucchini Squash Recipes and Casserole Dishes
A collection of zucchini based recipes including a light and fluffy egg mixture loaf method with nuts, a zucchini noodle casserole with Italian sausage and multiple cheeses baked at 375, and a corn and zucchini bake with crackers and Parmesan. Servings range from four to six.
Zucchini Bread Recipes From Heller’s Garden Notes
Sue Heller shares tested zucchini focused recipes amid a season of abundant squash. The note lists a zucchini bread mix including eggs oil sugar vanilla grated zucchini and spices with flour baking soda and powder and salt.
Bicentennial Theme Of 4-H Week By Susan Verdoorn
National 4 H Week October 5 11 centers on 4 H bicentennial theme Spirit of Tomorrow marking America's 200th birthday. About 7.2 million youth leaders volunteers and parents participate through clubs special projects and recruitment drives, with Extension staff coordinating 500000 volunteers nationally. Franklin County Achievement Night is Saturday October 11 during National 4 H Week.
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Susan Verdoorn
Spirit of Tomorrow
Cooperative Extension Service
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Guam
Virgin Islands
Franklin County
Sale of 32 cows and farm equipment in retiring herd listing
Herd of 32 cows includes 14 registered 18 high grade and 9 bred heifers with 2 more registered. calving and sale dates span April to June with milk records up to 11,188 lbs and 1092 fat. Herd averages show April 1110m 54.33f 4.9, May 1070m 49.17f 4.7, June 998.88m 48.28f. Equipment includes bulk tank, DeLaval milker, JD implements, Hesston balers, and other items. owner aged 65 is retiring.
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Hal “George
Mueller
DeLaval
Agritonic
New Holland
Hesston Stakhand
Hesston Stakmover
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