Farm Bureau aids Hope House with Food Check Out Day
Franklin County Farm Bureau donated 100 dollars in groceries from County Mart to Hope House of Ottawa as part of Food Check Out Day on February 9. Joy Wasmund Pat Maxwell and Debi Smith delivered the groceries. Donna Eichenberger and Lyndell Beauchamp helped unload 500 dollars worth of groceries donated by the Kansas Farm Bureau to Ronald McDonald House in Topeka.
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Hope House
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Lyndell Beauchamp
County Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau
Ronald McDonald House
Topeka
Farm Credit promotes Maxwell Alan Maxwell to senior vice president
Maxwell Alan Maxwell is promoted to senior vice president of lending at Farm Credit of Southeast Kansas, based in Ottawa. He has spent 16 years in the Ottawa office and will oversee lending for Franklin, Anderson and Linn counties and market development in Ottawa. His leadership praised by Jeffery VanHorn for fostering farmer client relationships and strong service. The Farm Credit Services network finances farmers and ranchers in southeast Kansas.
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Iowan to head national FFA
Lisa Ahrens 20 from Osage High School is serving as national president of the FFA for the coming year. The ISU agriculture student travels often to teach and speak while overseeing a nearly half million member organization. Her drive grew from childhood on a family farm and time spent shadowing her father.
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Iowa State University
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Patient reports hip and back pain relief after four treatments
The patient describes severe hip and low back pain before treatment with Dr Hall. After four sessions the pain vanished and hearing improved significantly. The patient calls the results amazing.
Pork Barrell Lunch Highlights Pork Industry Woes
In Washington veteran Rep Ike Skelton confronts a pork free dining room while hog farmers face prices at 8 cents per pound, far from last year's 4.50. Despite a 40 percent rise in pork menu inclusion by top chains, Missouri farmers still lose money per hog as a $50 million aid package arrives.
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Capitol Hill
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Missouri Democrat
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Farm risk workshop set in Franklin County
A farm risk management workshop from 5 to 9 p.m. on March 8 at Celebration Hall, Franklin County Fairgrounds will show crop producers how to blend crop insurance with marketing methods to reduce risk. Kansas State economists Art Barnaby and Bill Tierney will discuss Crop Revenue Coverage, Multi Peril Crop Insurance, and hedging. Registration is at the Franklin County Extension office by Friday, cost five dollars with a meal included.
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Bill Tierney
Kansas State Ag
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