Get Rid Of Stains Stains By Marcia Houce
Summer brings perspiration stains and simple home methods can remove them. Soak fabric in warm water with liquid detergent and ammonia, then rinse. Next soak in warm water with white vinegar, rinse, and test fabric first. For delicate fabrics use alcohol pads, then rinse. Bleach may help with care, followed by vinegar rinse. Baking soda paste can help fresh stains. Some fabrics stain or discolor require ammonia or vinegar sponging to restore color.
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Marcia Houce
Livestock School Held at Linn County Farm
Linn County hosts a livestock judging school Monday at Russell McGrew farm. Franklin County Extension office provides information at 242-3166.
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Linn County
Russell McGrew
Franklin County Extension Office
4 H Er To Shear Lambs At Franklin County Fairgrounds
Dean Chambers 4 H member will shear 4 H lambs Saturday from 8 a m to noon at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. The charge is 75 cents per lamb and he keeps the wool. A spring poultry rabbit and pigeon show follows Sunday at 1 30 p m in Celebration Hall with a potluck dinner after.
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Dean Chambers
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Celebration Hall
Learn To Begin Learn To Begin By SHAFF 4-H Club
Connie Folks Shaff Reporter describes the SHAFF 4-H Club beginning 4-H project for younger members in Franklin County. Barbara Stockstill leads five children aged seven to nine with one eight year old from Full O Pep. activities include meeting duties, swine project, crafts, a pizza meal, and a combined project talk. The project is deemed a success and may become countywide next year.
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Connie Folks
Shaff
Franklin County
Full O'Pep
Barbara Stockstill
Stockstill
Wellsville
SHAFF 4 Hers Judge Livestock at Wellsville Judging School
SHAFF 4 Hers judged hogs steers rabbits and home economics exhibits at the club judging school in Wellsville. Franklin County 4 H agents led the training and tallied scores. The event toured Averill farms for barrows gilts Angus steers sheep and later Stockstill farm for Angus heifers rabbits and home economics classes. Prizes went to top scorers as older members learn basics of judging livestock.
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SHAFF
Wellsville
Franklin County
Bob Bozworth
Susan Verdoorn
Larry Averill
Don Averill
Tom Chambers
Glen Stockstill
Barbara Stockstill
Wheat and barley feeding advice helps hog and heifer farms
Kansas State University experts endorse replacing milo or corn with wheat in finishing pig rations to improve gain and efficiency when amino balance is maintained with adequate supplements. Trials show wheat with lysine outperforms fortified milo, and pelleted wheat saves about 40 pounds feed per 100 pounds gain.
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Bob Bozworth
Kansas State University Extension
Wendell Moyer
Kansas State University
Ralph Bonewitz
Bonewitz
University of Missouri
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