Winner McDaniels Keeps Dairy Farm Busy in Franklin County
George McDaniels of rural Lane Franklin County manages a 426 acre farm with 150 cows milking in a new barn, five ponds, and waterways. He terraced roughly 40 acres, grows corn hay and wheat, raises his own heifers, feeds 387 head daily, rents pasture land, and sells Grade A milk to Mid-America. He and his wife have two sons a daughter and six grandchildren.
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Rfd
Ottawa Lane
Kan
Conservation Planning Guidance for Franklin County Landowners
Landowners should begin conservation planning by signing a cooperative agreement with the Franklin County Soil Conservation District. District technicians review farms field by field, outlining cropland and pastureland uses, evaluating soil suitability, and creating a farm conservation plan with maps and narratives for proposed land treatments.
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Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Franklin County
Woodland Areas Could Be Productive in Franklin County
James C. Geisler explains that 9.1 percent of Franklin County is commercial forest scattered as wasteland on tax rolls. Poor past harvesting has left low quality timber, but natural regrowth offers value. With planting thinning and pruning, woodlands can boost wildlife, recreation and timber. Contact Franklin County Extension or local SCS or ASCS for free forester help.
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James C. Geisler
Hiawatha
Kansas
Franklin County
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
Kansas Woodland
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