Fertility School Set at Ottawa February 25 26
A fertility in depth school will be February 25 and 26 at the L M Buffet Ottawa. Sessions run 10 am to 3 pm with KSU agronomists Gary Kilgore Dave Whitney and Roscoe Ellis leading discussions on soil pH soil formation clay properties nutrient uptake and the roles of nitrogen phosphorus potassium and micronutrients. Registration including meals is $10 per person, due by February 22 at the Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bozworth
Asoll
L&m Buffet
Ottawa
KSU Agronomists
Gary Kilgore
Dave Whitney
Roscoe Ellis
Nuisance Suit Bill To Aid Farmers Faces Hearing
Kansas Senate agriculture committee may hear Senate Bill 485 today. Sponsored by Jim Allen and 10 others, the measure would shield farming activities from nuisance lawsuits unless a clear public health or safety impact exists. Franklin County Planning Commission endorsed the bill noting urban areas face more nuisance cases.
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Diane Yeamans Topera
Kansas
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Allen
Ianinaigerdee
Pepuis Adiahy
Franklin City-County Planning Commission
Talkington
Doyen
Montgomery
Arnsmith
Kerr
Regina
Ehrlich
Werts
Reilly
Thiessen
Family Affair Deadline Moved To Monday
The Franklin County Extension Council extends to Monday the signup deadline for the Family Affair on Feb 17 a daylong series of classes to unite families The lineup includes Family Fun led by Chuck Smith camping as a family with Emily Kling and 4-H families with Marcia McFarland a video session on pursuing a 4-H career by Steve Fisher family gardening tips from Lyle Turner Your Food and the Market with Mildred Walker stress coping by Diane Helmuth water conservation by Bill Eberlee farm lease and machinery economics with Marvin Fausett and retirement planning by Doug Beech
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Franklin County Extension Council
Chuck Smith
Kansas State University
Emily Kling
Marcia McFarland
Steve Fisher
Fausett
Doug Beech
Ottawa
FmHA Promises Support For Topeka Farmers In Crisis
FmHA State Director Larry E. Davis said the Farmers Home Administration will use private credit to supplement its funds and may reschedule or defer payments to help borrowers stay in farming. He noted high interest rates inflation and weather have pressured farmers and that some closures are inevitable, but the agency will apply reasonable criteria to loan decisions to keep farmers in business.
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Topeka
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Larry E. Davis
Davis
Block
Club Days Partially Over
After the new year arrives 4-H'ers begin thinking of County Club Days an event held each winter. The Model Meetings were judged January 30 and February 6 with 11 clubs competing. Acorn Rustlers topped the listings and will represent Franklin County 4-H at Regional Club Days in March. A Parliamentary Procedure Contest, four team members, is new this year and Junior Judgers entered two teams in this contest.
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Jo Ellen Arnold
Marilyn
Kenneth Hubbard
Acorn Rustlers
Franklin County
Kim Bealmer
Eric Jorgensen
Monty Dyer
Valerie Johnson
Beth Jorgensen
Jim Ed Compton
Michelle Bealmer
Gayle Taylor
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KSA
Weber Hall Arena
Manhattan
Zoellner
Livestock and Meat Industry Council
University Ramada Inn
Harry S. Darby
Kansas City Area
OU Union
Anly
Lyle Turner
Mildred Walker
K-State
Diane Helmuth
Douglas County
Bill Eberlee
Marvin Fausett
Shelter
Shelter Life Insurance Company
Neil Satterlee
West
4-H
Washington, D.C
George Washington
Diane Yeamans
First United Methodist Church
Lindee Pope
Kim Towner
Janet Netherland
Kate Bromert
Rob Dunlap
Jean Royse
Farmland
Coop
Berea Boosters
S.H.A.F.F
Town and
Clover Leaf
Drumright
A.ws
Behlen
Behlen Farmaster
Ottawa, Kansas
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