Wheat Production School Slated Jan 15 In Franklin County
A district wheat production school is set for Thursday January 15 at 7 30 p m in the new courts building Extension agronomists Gary Kilgore and Verlin Peterson will cover varieties fertilizer rates insect pests and grazing beef potential Also notes on windbreaks shelterbelts and Christmas tree plantings along with seedling prices and ordering Through the county Extension office Readings include tax record keeping guidance from Kansas State University economists and the 1976 Farmer’s Tax Guide available at the Extension office.
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Courts
Gary Kilgore
Verlin Peterson
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Franklin County
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Princeton Woman Talks About Horses at 4-H Club Meeting
Sharon Higgins, noted horsewoman and recent American Royal winner, spoke to the Franklin County 4-H Horse Club in the Courts Building basement on feeding, worming and conditioning show horses. She urged practical routines, exercise, and daily care, noting worming every 60 to 90 days with a syringe method. The group, ages 14 and up, plans to compete in the state Horse Bowl during the Rock Springs Ranch conference Feb 7-8, with two local teams set to perform at the upcoming 4-H Council meeting. Bill Blake leads finance talks and a committee was formed by members Nourot and McGlashon.
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Sharon Higgins
Franklin County
4-H
Courts
Higgins
Rock Springs Ranch
Horse Club
Bill Blake
Chris Nourot
Kevin McGlashon
Model Meetings Open To The Public
Franklin County four H clubs invite the public to watch countywide Model Meeting contests on January 17 and 24 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Each club has 35 minutes to present their meeting, program, and recreation. Purple ribbons advance to regional competition. judges award ribbons based on several criteria.
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Susan Verdoorn
Franklin County
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Promark Toehold Grows In Richmond Area Wheat Pool
Promark gains traction in Richmond Williamsburg area with 1 600 acres signed by 35 to 40 farmers, while Ottawa area lags with about 500 acres. Extension to Feb 14 keeps opportunity open as FAR MARCO markets pooled wheat from storage at the local cap to seek better prices.
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Joanistas Far-Marco
Promark
Ottawa
Marvin Calliham
Calliham
Richmond
Joe Rogers
Richmond-Williamsburg
Rogers
Far-Marco
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