Pilot Forestry Program Widely Used In Kansas
A Kansas forestry pilot program spread through Kansas Missouri and Georgia aiding communities hit by Dutch Elm disease. Extension foresters inventory trees estimate replants and propose planting plans with no more than 10 percent of a single species. Foresters form an advisory board to guide policy and assist towns with landscaping and small projects.
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Kansas
Joan Istas
Missouri
Georgia
Jim Geisler
Geisler
Rogram
Soil Conservation Service
Conservationist Bat Batdorf Shares Long Farming Career
Conservationist and Wellsville farmer Ralph Batdorf built 1946 terraces and modern practices across 550 acres including 32,000 feet of terraces 107 acres contour farming 12 acres grass waterway and 2,900 feet of drainage ditches. He switched from a registered Guernsey herd to registered Polled Herefords and now runs a 44 head cow calf herd while praising beef for enjoyment and noting dairying and sheep offer steadier incomes and higher returns respectively.
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Joan Istas Bat Batdorf
Wellsville
Ralph Bat
RFD
Additives Add Quality Additives Add Quality
Additives improve color flavor and dependability while preserving and fortifying foods. They range from salt to vitamins and can be regulated by law to protect consumers.
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Jerefords
Extension Forestry Department
Batrorf Farms
Batdorf
DeLaval Dairy & Farm Supply
Franklin County Award
Dwineracs
Gibsons
Franklin County
Guernsey
Sheldon Truck and Tractor Company Is
Memorial Auditorium
S. Weinut
Ottawa
ePond Building
Norman Scott
Princeton, Kansas
Ralph Batdorf
Roy Miller
Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Hunt
Pomona
Winston and
Beulah McKee
Princeton
LM. Oliver
Harrison, Arkansas
Bob Robbins
Agency
Mgr
Duane Roush
Special Agt
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farmagaan
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