Medflies Targeted in U S France Gene Transfer Project
Washington AP The United States and France launch a joint insect gene transfer program to insert new genes into medflies to mark sterile insects and monitor populations. Researchers aim to reduce chemical pesticide use by boosting beneficial insects while exploring applications to other invertebrates. Alfred Handler travels to France to work with Max Bergoin for four months.
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Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
France
National Agricultural Research Center
R. Dean Plowman
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Alfred M. Handler
ARS
Gainesville
Fla
Max Bergoin
University of Montpellier
Hay Day 95 Farm Event in East Central Kansas
Osage and Coffey extension councils sponsor Hay Day 95 inviting farmers to compare hay making tools in a prairie meadow setting from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 27 four miles south of BETO Junction on the east side of 75 Highway. Attending firms include Ford, John Deere, Dupont, and others. specialists plan demonstrations. Nadia Piotrowsky to attend World Leadership Conference in Boston in late July, selected at Kansas Hobie Conference. Franklin County 4-H seeks Mr and Miss 4-H with a July 7 application deadline and July 13 interview at Elliot Hall. duties include ribbons, livestock sale, and recognition night.
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Osage, Coffey Extensions
Osage and
Coffey Extension
Kansas
Beto Junction
I-35
Ford
New Holland
John Deere
Brummel Feed
Lyndon Feed
Town and Country Supply
Peterson Laboratories
Spring Creek Ag Products
Kansas Forage and Grassland Council
Dupont
Piotrowsky
Boston
Nadia Piotrowsky
Rambling Ranchers
Franklin County
S. Main
Suite 2
Elliot Hall
Fourth
Hickory
Plan to End Farm Subsidies Sparks Bipartisan Rally
A coalition led by Rep. Charles Schumer and Rep. Dick Zimmer proposes the Farm Freedom Act to end crop subsidies after six years. It targets corn, cotton, rice, and wheat payments, cuts acreage idling and price-support loans, and bans subsidies to individuals earning over 100000 off farm income. The measure seeks to shift to a free market approach with support from Heritage Foundation and consumer groups.
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Ashington
Charles Schumer
Dn.y
Dick Zimmer
R-N
Schumer
Zimmer
Environmental Working
The
Heritage Foundation
U.S
Public Interest Research Group
Citizens Against
Wheat crop in Kansas forecast at 374.5 million bushels
The 1995 Kansas wheat crop is projected at 374.5 million bushels, 14 percent below 1994. By June 4, wheat condition measures 9 percent excellent, 37 percent good, 33 percent fair, 14 percent poor, and 7 percent very poor. Central and southern regions suffer most from disease aided by wet weather.
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Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
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Osage County
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Kansas Land and Cattle
Melvem
Clarence W. Garvin
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Coalition
Robert Greene
Charles Schummer
PDR
Lawrence
Business and Professional Guide
Chiropractors
Matney Chiropractic Clinic
15Th & S. Main
Ottawa
Larry J. Matney
Michael J. Hiatt
J.C. South, D.C
Brockway
John Brockway
Main
Osladil Insurance
Franklin
Health Dept
Optometrists
Rodney McClay, D.D
Optometrist
Glen T. Cahill
James A. Eaton
D.D
Gregory Dulos
EVS
SAT
Marston Hearing Center
Oy Sonne Colville
M.A
CCCA
Joseph N. Simone M
Eye Ransom Memorial Clinic
13Th & Main
Aserrey
Taylor Brothers Construction Foundation
Andy's Siding CO
Dale D. Laird
M. D
Ransom Memorial Clinic
TORSC
Nalinco
Home Health Agency
Main St
Gusto
Otawed
Wmeaicare
Mages Veterinary
L.E. Mages
Trent Lancaster
N. Hwy
Saffron Glass
Hwy
Qak Haven
South Street
Richmond, KS
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Ash
Free
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Mae AN
Mike Neder
Carswell Automotive, Inc
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