Seedling Trees Offered By Extension Foresters
Extension forestry offers bare root and containerized trees for windbreaks shelterbelts wildlife habitat and Christmas plantings. Prices range from 8 per 50 plants to 15 per 30 containerized trees with 20 varieties available and March or April shipping.
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Bob Bozworth
Bill Loucks
Kansas
Reflective Paint Cuts Fuel Evaporation In Storage Tanks
A fact sheet from Oklahoma State University explains how shading and reflective coatings reduce gasoline evaporation from storage tanks. It cites costs: red painted tanks lose about 12 gallons monthly. reflective white tanks lose 6 gallons. shading and reflective white with proper relief valves approach underground storage performance, with leakage estimates and cost implications for a 300 gallon tank. Kansas farmers can request the information by mail or phone. the program is offered free through the Kansas Energy Office.
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G. H. Brusewitz
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Okla
Kansas
Myers and Stauffer
Topeka Ave
Topeka
Kansas Energy Office
Skiing Essentials For A First Trip
MARCIA HOUCE notes skiing gains popularity and offers a practical wardrobe checklist. She suggests a first timer may already own much needed gear and offers guidance on affordable warm layering, starting with socks and other basics for a rented equipment set.
Lease Farm Land Offered For Bids At Pomona Lake Area
Eight tracts totaling 322 acres near Pomona Lake are open for lease under invitations from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District. Bids due January 30, 1979 at 1:30 p.m. Ten percent deposit required. Tracts vary in hay, crop and grazing uses with multiple acreages and lease terms ending February 29, 1984.
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U.S
Lake Pomona
Kansas City
District Corps of Engineers
Federal Building
E. 12Th
Pomona
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Vassar
RFD
E. 12Th St
Pomona Lake
Vassar Rfd
United States
Checks issued to Kansas wheat and barley producers amid stabilization program
Glen Neill reports about 53 000 in payment checks mailed to roughly 242 producers in Franklin County under deficiency payments. Target prices for wheat and barley are 3.40 and 2.25 per bushel with payments calculated from the difference with loan rates or average local prices. Farmers expect about 620 million for wheat and 83 million for barley nationwide.
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Glen Neill
Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
U. S
Neill
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Extension Forestry
Hunter Follett
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State University
Follett
Franklin County
Energy Information
GALS
Marcia Houce
Kansas State
FDIC
H&r Block
North Main
Florsheim, Dexter
Hush Puppies
Richardson's Shoe
Ottawa, Ks