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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1980

Page

11

Kansas vegetable varieties fit Great Plains conditions

Extension horticulturist Chuck Marr of Kansas State University warns that national publicity does not guarantee suitability for Kansas climate. He advises using local trials and the leaflet Recommended Vegetable Varieties for Kansas to choose varieties with resistance to pests and drought, reducing chemical sprays and saving money.

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County Club Day Results Highlight Franklin County 4-H Awards

Franklin County 4-H concluded County Club Day with 254 participants on Feb 23 and 82 more the next day. Dance and music categories produced Top Blue and Alternate Blue awards for demonstrations, vocal music, instrumental and dance events. Notable winners included Julie Atwood, Jill Cartmill, Town and Country, SHAFF, and Acorn Rustlers, with Karen Williams receiving the best citizenship speech trophy from the Franklin County Farm Bureau Women.

Acorn Rustlers Washington, D. C Julie Atwood Heath Higbie Michelle Loftin Pomona Pioneers Rachel Vining Berea Boosters Scott Hausler SHAFF J. Mettenburg R. Sandstrom T. Altendorf Julie Mettenburg Michele Peterson Barry Gaeddert Trail Blazers Cindy Frank Rachel Sandstrom Steven Haight Pottawatomie Valley Beth Jorgensen Sheila Channon Fluty B. Gaeddert C. Frank Trail Blzaers A. Alderman M. Peterson Rambling Ranchers II Traci Elder Jill Weigand Teresa Hiatt Trisha Elder Jennifer Bromert Stacy Skiles Nancy Weigand Annas Boyer Rambling Ranchers Lindee Pope Glenda Miller Kate Bromert May Lyn Roberts Laurie Bromert Melissa Burch Janet Netherland Jeff Pope Charlie Rutter Doug Meier Steve Milliken Keith Milliken Stan Milliken Susan Asnicar Stephanie Herring Carrie Channon Jeanette Slader Phil Altendorf Sondra Broers Harold Wingert Lori Davis Devon Kissinger Annie Ferguson Bret Kile Lisa Bailey Fred Bulgamore Jay Schendel Steve Sheton Rob Dunlap Connie Folks Kathy Folks Rhonda Lintner Mary Kuestersteffen Tim Horne Steve Horne Dan Meier Ron Corbin Bonnie Ahlvers Michele Ahlvers Brenda Ferguson Juanita Sluder John Wray Rick Houdashelt Deanna Nelson Teresa Heckman Lexie Droddy Michelle Douglas Amy Gislar Sue Pack Roby Miller Tom Pack Mike Douglas Ron Smith Brad Jackson Ryan Kile Davis Spears Jimmy McCrossen Dave Smith George Wingert Jerry Hall Angie Ferguson Jean Royse Jill Cartmill Joyce MacArthur Kay Bozworth Linda Teter Roger Maxwell Buck Watts Brent Bruington Randy Atwood Connie Frank Tracy Miller Sherry Gislar Lori Houdashelt Top Blue Cats Willing Workers Heef Andy Wollen Brad Averill Swine Karen Williams Barry Gooddert Franklin County Farm Bureau

Fermented Egg Research Seeks New Food Products

Kansas State University professor Dr. Frank Cunningham reports on fermented egg ideas at the Poultry Industry Conference in Manhattan. He outlines potential products such as egg yogurt and egg dips, funded by the American Egg Board, with private firms likely to market them if approved. Egg consumption has risen since 1977, aided by McDonald’s Egg McMuffins and better public understanding of cholesterol.

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Hens Behave Better With Roosters In Flocks Study Finds

Kansas State University researchers A L Bhagwat and J V Craig report that male presence may slightly reduce egg size and slow weight gain in hens over 30 weeks. Hens in pens with roosters showed less pecking and aggression as rooster numbers rose, while overall production traits largely remained unaffected. A separate note from Frank Cunningham suggests microwaves may extend refrigerated poultry shelf life by 24 to 48 hours, with limited impact on meat quality, based on tests on fresh chicken patties.

Manhattan Kansas State University Animal A. L. Bhagwat J. V. Craig Bhagwat and Craig Frank Cunningham Kansas State University Microwave Energy Applications Poultry Science Journal Cunningham

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