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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1997

Page

8

Prisoners train wild horses to aid adoptions

In Helena Oklahoma inmates at James Crabtree Correctional Center train Mustangs under the Adopt a Horse program. The program pairs wild horses with new owners and provides training to produce a dependable animal, improving retention after adoption through the Bureau of Land Management.

Helena Okla Shawn Terre James Crabtree Correctional Center Bureau of Land Management

Goodland Foreman Survives Silo Seed Avalanche in Denver

Juan Lopez, a foreman for Northern Sun Industries, was nearly suffocated when a 30 foot seed clump collapsed in a Goodland silo. He suffered a broken hip and shoulder, awaiting surgery and six weeks of recovery in Denver. Workers freed him using a rope and harness, aided by quick rescue.

Oodland Kan Goodland Denver Juan Lopez Lopez Northern Sun Industries Dale Shields Goodland Regional Medical Center Shields

Hog numbers rise while producers drop in Kansas hog stats

ANCO News Service reports Kansas 1996 hog inventory grew 18 percent to 1.45 million head despite fewer hog producers. Market hogs reached 1.26 million. breeding stock 190,000. Kansas had 4,100 hog operations, with larger farms controlling 77.5 percent of the nationwide inventory.

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Farmers bear more risk under new farm bill changes

Iowa crop insurers warn farmers face higher risk under a bill removing planting constraints and disaster payments. Rain & Hail notes about 30 dollars per acre for soybeans and 100 dollars per acre for corn in increased risk. USDA and industry programs aim to educate, but launch may slip to spring, leaving growers unsure how to plan for droughts or floods.

EL Moines Iowa Congress Gene Gantz Rain & Hail West Des Moines Gantz U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

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