Wood Fails to Place in IFR Rodeo at Tulsa
Jeannette Wood the 1988 World Champion Barrel Racer won two go rounds at the IFR in Tulsa but failed to place in the average. Wood said she hit a couple of barrels and knew she wouldn’t win the overall. Her horse Buster the 1988 Barrel Racing Horse of the Year ran well despite a prior viral infection. Connie Cooper of Tulsa led money winnings entering the IFR. Four Franklin County Farm Bureau members attended the Kansas Farm Bureau Policy Focus Seminar at McPherson January 22 23 to learn how to communicate with legislators.
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Jeannette Wood
International Professional Women's Rodeo Association
Tulsa
Wood
Buster
IFR
Connie Cooper
Okla
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau
McPherson
Joyce Wasmund
Second
Almeda Edwards
Franklin County
John Coen
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Donna Eichenberger
Acreage meeting tonight on 1990 program details
The final meeting in a series on the 1990 Acreage Reduction Program is at 7 tonight. David Homung from the Ottawa Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service will present in the basement meeting room of Anchor Federal Savings at 421 8 Hickory.
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David Homung
The
Ottawa Agriculture Stabilization
Anchor Federal Savings
Hickory
Ottawa CPA Kelsey Shawn R Promoted at Agler and Gaedden
Kelsey Shawn R. from Ottawa has been promoted to supervising senior accountant in the Ottawa office of Agler and Gaedden, Chartered. The firm provides computer systems and management consulting services.
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Shawn R. Kelsey
Ottawa Certified Public Accountant
Ile Positibeil
Ottawa
Agler
AgUpdate to discuss cattle, hogs and grain markets
Kansas farmers and agribusiness reps will join an AgUpdate telephone conference from 7 to 8 30 p m on Thursday Feb 1. Linkup sites include Ottawa at the Adult Education Center 422 S Main. KSU economist Jim Minter will analyze the Cattle on Feed report hog slaughter trends and spring price prospects while Bill Tierney covers corn and soybeans. Art Barnaby reviews government farm program changes and wheat price outlook amid weather and export demand factors.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Ottawa
S. Main
KSU
Jim Minten
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Minter
Bill Tierney
KSU_ grain
USDA
U.S
Bozworth honored for 30 years of extension service
Franklin County agriculture agent Robert W. Bozworth received a plaque for three decades of work with the Kansas State University Extension Service. He recalls changes from simple equipment and mixed farming to chemical use, larger incomes, and shifted farming roles, noting growing demand for services and space.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Robert W. Bozworth
Franklin County
Kansas State University Extension Service
County Extension Council
Bozworth
Montgomery County
Labette County
Extension Service
Farmers Eligible for FmHA Emergency Loans in Two Counties
Franklin and Osage farmers hit by 1989 drought losses may apply for Farmers Home Administration emergency loans. Eligible producers with 30 percent or more production declines, who lack credit elsewhere, can obtain up to 80 percent of losses or 500000, at 4.5 percent interest. Applications accepted until Sept 4, 1990 at the FmHA County Office Ottawa.
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Franklin
Osage
Farmers Home Administration
Eric J. Guenther
Fmha
Guenther
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Jim Allen
Wasmund
Leroy
American Federation of Farm Bureaus
Orlando, Fla
CPA
Kelsey
Gaedden
Art Barnaby
Navy
Franklin County Extension Office
Alco
Montgomery
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County Ag
W. 2Nd
Ottawa, Kansas
Clover Farm
Winston Churchill
Smallpox Hospital
I.R.A
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
North Main
Pittsburgh Paints
Pittsburgh
Manor Hall
Crooks Froor
Dick and
Wanda Crooks
N. Main
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