Ottawa Co Op annual meeting and Wheat Growers event
The Ottawa Co Op patrons meet Monday at 7 30 in the Ottawa High Cyclone room with Roger Miller stage entertainment after the business session. Officers for the area 4 H Council are elected Marilyn McClure president Dean Chambers vice president Susan Kirkpatrick secretary Gaylene Springer treasurer and Jill Cartmill Linda Blake song leaders. Kansas Association of Wheat Growers sessions December 3 4 at Wichita Hilton Inn with Sister Thomas More Bertels as speaker and Wheat Man of the Year honored December 4. Potatoes show a record fall harvest with storage up nearly 10 percent and frozen stocks 29 percent above average. Chicken liver remains plentiful and prices have fallen. Lettuce heads should be firm yet slightly loose with green outer leaves for maximum vitamin content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Co-Op
Ottawa
Roger Miller
Bonner Springs
Area 4-H Council
Marilyn McClure
Dean Chambers
Susan Kirkpatrick
Gaylene Springer
Jill Cartmill
Linda Blake
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Wichita Hilton Inn
Thomas More ‘Bertels
New Approach To 4-H Citizenship In Franklin County
4-H citizenship project grows under county leader Don Lambert with monthly meetings. Youths toured Ottawa University Antigone rehearsal, saw backstage, and discussed community awareness. Plans include nursing home visits, rehab center tours, museum trips, and street observations. Open to junior high and older 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanistas
Franklin County
Don Lambert
Ottawa University
Lambert
John Deere
Historical Museum
Ottawa
Red Checked Bird A Champion Pigeon
Jill Cartmill owns a red checked Chinese Owl hen at 934 Hanes Drive. At the National Young Bird Show in Louisville, Kentucky, the bird was named breed champion and Jim Owl was reserve champion, among about 4,600 birds. The Cartmill family, noted pigeon breeders, have placed well in prior shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Hanes Drive
Jill Cartmill
Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
Jill
Jim Owl
Max
Vada
National Honors For Kansas 4-H'ers
Nine Kansas 4-H members earned national honors and $6,200 in college scholarships at National 4-H Congress. Recipients include Shannon Martin El Dorado with an $800 entomology scholarship, plus six $800 forestry and woodwork awards and several $500 general achievement scholarships. Kim Glasgow Garden City won an $1,000 safety award. recipients hail from Hillsboro, Garden City, Lyons, Oskaloosa, Junction City, Hays, Sublette, and more, representing multiple 4-H clubs and colleges. Scholarships funded by Hercules Inc and Santa Fe Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Junction City
Lester Elston
Hays
Charles Odgers
Sublette
Kim Glasgow
Garden City
Shannon
Clyde Martin
Butler County Community College
Butler County Bluestem
Hercules, Inc
Christine
Marion County
Homer Enns
Bethel College
Protein Hens Do Bit For Ag Scientists
USDA researchers at Beltsville Maryland compare dehydrated poultry excreta with alfalfa as crude protein supplements for lambs. Tests fed eight and twelve percent protein, showing excreta can match or exceed alfalfa in protein, calcium, and phosphorus. Lambs with excreta ate more, gained faster, and showed lower cost per pound of gain, especially at twelve percent protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltsville
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Maryland
Lewis Smith
Ivan Lindahl
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. §&. Dept. of Agriculture
Department
Ali Brome
Interstate
Tom Bach
Elaine
Clifford Mayo
Finney County Beacon Boosters
Karen
Rice County Bluebirds
Kansas State University
Lyle Brothers
Kirk
Arthur Johnson
Jefferson County Jolly
Santa Fe Railway
Service
Farm Bureau
Rigas Scott Service
Pomona
Kan
Williamsburg
W. C. Allis
Oliver Grain
Mayrath
Frank Stansbury
Jack Nelson
Mickey Johnson
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
Raymond Brady
P.t.c
P.t.o
P.to
Mames
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