Agriculture program deadlines and water quality funding in Kansas
The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program deadline is March 15 for crops not insured. Eligible crops include coarse grains, vegetables, amaranth, chestnuts, cotton, pecans, pumpkins, safflower, sesame, squash, and walnuts with a 0.55 percent payment if a 50 percent loss occurs. Benefits per person per crop year capped at 100000 dollars. fees and forms due March 15. Also, March 31 marks the deadline for Kansas Rural Center Clean Water Farm River Friendly Farms cost-share up to 5000 dollars. Eligible WRAPS watersheds, River Friendly Farm Plan required, and up to 250 dollars upon completion. program has funded 122 farmers since 1995 across 35 counties. Contact Farm Service Agency offices and Kansas Rural Center for details.
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Farm Service Agency
The
Kansas Rural Center
Kansas
Marais Des Cygnes
Mary Fund
Whiting
Kansas State University
KRC
Ksrc
Rainbowtel
Kansasruralcenter.org
CWFP
Birthday of Avery Taylor Wittman Celebrated
Avery Taylor Wittman turned one on January 28 2007 celebrating her first birthday. She is the daughter of Dan and Shelly Wittman of Lenexa. Grandparents Gene and Cheryl Hogan of Lane and Kathy and Chuck Wittman of Garnett. Great grandparents Maxine Fanning of Melvern Henry and Hildred Garnett and Rosemary Hogan of Ottawa.
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Avery Taylor Wittman
Dan
Shelly Wittman
Lenexa
Gene
Cheryl Hogan
Lane
Kathy
Chuck Wittman
Garnett
Maxine Fanning
Melvern, Henry and
Hildred
Blood drive at Central Heights High School surpasses last year
Central Heights juniors and community donors attended the January 26 blood drive at Central Heights High School. Josh Finch donated blood with phlebotomist Jennifer Skiba assisting. The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America sponsored the event which collected 41 units from 54 attempted donations, more than last year’s 21 units.
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Josh Finch
Central Heights
Jennifer Skiba
Central Heights High School
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America Organization
Engagement announces Jamie Joyce Weege and Brad Gilges
Jamie Joyce Weege of Ottawa and Brad Fremont Gilges of Ottawa announce their engagement. Weege is the daughter of Wayne and Diane Weege of Baldwin City and a Baldwin High School graduate class of 1999. Gilges is the son of Winston and Shirley Gilges of Ottawa and also a Baldwin High School graduate class of 1999. He works at the University of Kansas and she at Farmers Insurance Group in Olathe. The wedding is planned for March 17, 2007 at Gilges and Weege Worden Church in Baldwin City.
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Jamie Joyce Weege
Ottawa
Brad Fremont Gilges
Wayne
Diane Weege
Baldwin City
Baldwin High School
Farmers Insurance Group
Olathe
Winston
Shirley Gilges
University of Kansas
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Robert Gracin
Winnie Coward
Jordan Gray
Callie Paquette
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Agriculture News
State Conservation Commission
Rosemary Hogan
Fidal'Regise
Ashley Hildebrandt
Ryan Hird
Alisha Randall
Caleb Stroup
Ivea
Shiram Country Living
S. Main
Maddie Hampton
Weege-Gilges
Gilges and Weege
the Herald
Ottawaherald
La-Z-Boy
Bonanza
Furniture Mart
S. Main St
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