Farmers Future Fears Drive Kansas Agriculture Debate
Kansas economist Barry Flinchbaugh outlines how rural farm towns lose farms and small businesses as trends push toward larger operations. He cites four futures for agriculture: dispersed open markets, corporate control, large cooperatives, and government action, noting the likely erosion of small pastoral farms and the impact on rural communities.
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Barry L. Flinchbaugh
K-State
U. S
Flinchbaugh
City And Dairy Tackle Sewage Problem
Garnett city manager Donald Stone describes efforts with All Star Dairy to fix an overloaded north sewage treatment plant. The Anco Cheese plant is identified as the primary load source, with options proposed by Black and Veatch for aerated tanks and testing facilities. As of now the plan awaits decision and the plant remains at risk of overloading, potential bacterial die-off, or untreated discharge.
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Joan Istas
Garnett
All Star Dairy of
Donald Stone
Adolph Olson
All Star Dairy
North
State Health Department
Black and Veatch Industrial Engineers
Black and
Veatch
Black and Veatch
Anco
All Star
Stone
Ecology Project Expands 4-H Youth Education in Kansas Sunflower State
The Kansas 4 H ecology project adds a current practical focus to the extension program. It explores relationships among living things their homes and the environment to foster conservation and responsible resource use among 4 Hers and leaders with county agents providing project details.
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Kansas
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