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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1981
Page
9
Kansas landowners using oral leases must study March 1 rules for term changes. A 30 day written notice to terminate or alter terms is required before March 1, or possession dates shift to 1982. Written leases override oral terms, with notice dates specified by the lease.
Farmers suffering drought losses must file by March 26 to seek SBA disaster loans. The temporary SBA Disaster office in the Federal Building, 401 Houston Street, Manhattan Kansas, is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. for assistance.
Kansas extension veterinarian Homer K Caley argues brucellosis remains a nationwide issue and urges full eradication across states. He notes 1980 changes include reduced vaccine doses and older vaccination ages, warns adult vaccination may hinder control, and stresses testing, tracing, vaccination, and strict herd management to prevent abortions and disease spread.
Washington AP reports the winter wheat crop faces extended drought and minimal snow cover in the Great Plains. Analysts note last fall’s dry planting and scant moisture threaten a possible dip below the 1.98 billion bushel spring harvest projection, with snow insuation key to winterkill risk and yield stability.
Kansas farmers need not confine plantings to their normal crop acreage to be eligible for 1981 price support loans and disaster aid. ASCS notes no cross compliance in 1981, but warns against overplanting and urges informed participation as acreage restrictions ease.
The USDA FSQS proposes adding fumaric acid to approved curing accelerators for meat and poultry to shorten curing time and fix color. It notes higher curing temperatures and easier peeling of cooked sausages. FDA already approves fumaric acid for some non meat products. Comments due by April 6, 1981. The proposal will be published in the January 6 Federal Register.
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