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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2002

Page

9

North Dakota sheep boom amid national decline in lamb demand

In BISMARCK North Dakota sheep numbers rose from 131 000 in 1998 to 145 000 this year while U S lamb consumption slips from 1 5 pounds per person to about 1 Supporting producers like Burton Pfliger ND Lamb and Wool Producers say pasture resources and diversified farms drive the lift Dakota Lamb Growers Cooperative expands from 100 to 180 members and processes lambs rising to 220 weekly Dakota Lean Natural Lamb products target upscale groceries and chefs nationally A new national checkoff fee of a half cent per pound funds promotion efforts for lamb meat

Bismarck N.D North Dakota Burton Pfliger Pfliger Texas Paul Rodgers American Sheep Industry Association Rodgers Dakota Lamb Growers Cooperative Co-Op Dave Merwin Merwin Dakota

Rollie Stukenholtz remembered as honest agronomy voice

Rollie Stukenholtz died Oct 30 at 70 after a heart attack. He co founded Crop Quest and Servi-Tech, advised farmers on fertilizer use during drought, and warned against overselling nutrients. His final newsletter piece argued reduced fertilizer needs due to lower yield, less leaching, and faster mineralization. He championed practical science and truth in farming.

Rollie Stukenholtz Rollie Crop Quest Agronomic Services, Inc Ron O’hanlon Crop Quest Kansas Texas Colorado Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Stukenholtz Servi-Tech Nebraska City Neb

Urban corn granary aims to curb global warming in Takoma Park

Takoma Park residents led by activists including Mike Tidwell built what they call the first urban corn granary in a maintenance lot near Washington. The 21 ton grain holder powers corn stove heating, touted as cheaper and cleaner than wood or fossil fuels, with stove costs around 2350 to 2800 dollars and potential yearly savings up to 500 dollars for Tidwell.

Takoma Park Mike Tidwell Tidwell Washington Clean Air Save Our Sky Home Heating Cooperative Mike Haefner Hutchinson Minn

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