Save Woodlands Save Woodlands By Herman Norwood
Woodland conservation is the development and protection of wooded areas. Franklin County has about nine percent woodland and users tailor plans for timber, windbreaks, erosion control, recreation, and beautification with access roads, selective cutting, and harvests to fit land needs and soils.
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Herman Norwood
Franklin County
Pretz Holstein Tops Eleven at East Central District Show
Eleven exhibitors displayed 42 Holsteins at the Franklin County Fairgrounds for the East Central District Holstein Show. Pretz Holstein Farm earned championships with multiple wins including Champion Female and Champion Junior Female, while Powell Dairy Farm and Lincrest Farm also claimed top honors and blue ribbons across senior and junior classes. Local sponsors and awards were provided by the National Holstein Association and regional sponsors from Ottawa and Baldwin.
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Franklin County Fairgrounds
Pretz Holstein Farm
W. Harold Barker
Paola
National Holstein Association of
Powell Dairy Farms
Jim Taul
Powell Dairy Farm
Charles Christy
Pretz
Taul
Pretz Holstein
Lincrest Farms
Lincrest Farm
Rockledge Holstein
Chad Christie
J. Wasmund
Chris Leach
Turn Surplus Into Cash for Used Farm Machinery
Vernon Goering sold 15 pieces of equipment in a spring auction, illustrating a trend toward strong demand for good used machinery and turning surplus assets into cash to retire debt. Buyers crowded the small sale, paying solid prices for 16 to 15 year old gear in excellent condition, with emphasis on care and maintenance to preserve value.
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Dennis Dumler Harris
Vernon R. Goering
Moundridge
Goering
John Deere
Floyd Gehring
Gehring
Goerings
Kansas
Harvey County
Natural fruit drop and garden care tips from experts
KSA horticulture specialist Frank Morrison notes that small fruit on the ground can be normal drops. He cites natural thinning that may reduce branch breakage and improve remaining fruit growth, with excessive drop caused by poor pollination, pests, disease, or unsuitable cross pollinating varieties.
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KSA
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Parasites Main Topic At KSU Conference For Veterinarians
Kansas State University hosts its 1982 annual Veterinarian Conference in Manhattan June 6 through 9 focusing on parasites affecting large and small animals. Key speakers cover heartworm, intestinal worms, avian chlamydiosis, colostral immunity, and parasite control strategies across livestock and companion animals. The event includes multiple sessions, table topic discussions, social activities, and post conference tours.
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Manhattan
Homer K. Caley
Kansas State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Frick Auditorium
Veterinary Clinical Science
Midwest
Kansas
de. D.M. Trotter
K-State
Stanley E. Leland
Roy Millerel
Kerry Keeton
Stanley Wagner
Robert Taussig
Samuelson
W.D. Fortney
Jeanne Maddux
Terry Campbell
Russell A. Frey
Dave Schoneweis
Jack Bostwick
Gerry Kuhl
Alberto Bruce
Tom Avery
Mike Spire
American Institute of Baking
Manhattan Country Club
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Clint Christy
Patrick Hurley
Marcia Hurley
Robynn R Woods
Chad Christy
P. Hurley
Julie Wasmund
Robynn Woods
J, Wasmund
KSU
Larry Leuthold
KSU Extension
Cawn and Garden Chemical
Levin
Ottawa
Hamada Inn
Dan Upson
Marvin Samuelson
Mary DeBey
Trotter
Thomas Bello
Southern Pines
N.C
Houston Street
Veterinary Medical Library
Upson
Guy Coffee
Dave Kile
Hawa
John Deere Super Tractor Savings
John Desra
Jung
Deere
John
John Deara Bonus
Sak Joh Deere