KDOT hay harvest permits open to all Kansas bidders
Kansas motorists and landowners may apply for hay harvest permits on highway right of way. Permits valid for one year or a defined season, with priority for adjacent landowners until March 31. Applications available at local KDOT offices. ongoing access decided by KDOT.
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KDOT
Kansas Department of Transportation
Kansas Highway
Bureau of Construction and Maintenance
Topeka
Emporia
Kansas
American Legion Hall
Larry Corah
Kansas State University
Steve Davis
Jim Gerrish
University of Missouri
Bill Helming
Kansas City
Kan
Tampa
Fla
Kansas Beef
Kansas Beef Council
37Th Street
Manhattan
Kansas Horse Council
KSU
Kim Rothwell
Wheat crop in dire need of moisture in Kansas
Harris News Service reports the 1996 Nees wheat crop in poor to very poor condition with 43 percent statewide. Topsoil moisture is 95 percent short or very short, subsoil 71 percent. Experts note dry winter and limited expected rain, with risk of crop failure if roots cannot reach moisture.
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Ray Hemman
Harris News Service
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Eldon Thiessen
Thiessen
Arlan Suderman
Sedgwick County
Reno
Duane Liddeke
Liddeke
Kansas
GOP bill would keep large farm subsidies under overhaul
Environmental Working Group says a Republican plan to cap subsidies at 36 billion over seven years still mostly benefits big farms and absentee landlords. The study notes top 2 percent could collect 22 percent of money, with 28,000 recipients getting 7.8 billion. It flags that many recipients do not currently farm, and some live far from their farm locations. The group urges redirecting funds to environmental cleanup and rural job creation while preserving a safety net for small farms.
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Ashington
Fain’ Ve
Environmental Working Group
Agriculture Department
House
America
Senate
Gary Mitchell
House Agriculture Committee
Mitchell
GOP
Precision farming seminar at Overbrook Kansas State Bank
A three hour meeting at the Kansas State Bank in Overbrook on Monday discusses precision farming technologies including GPS GIS and site specific management. KSU agronomy and engineering researchers Gerard Kluitenberg Mark Schrock and Randy Taylor will present work and discuss yield monitoring mapping and variable rate nutrient management with open dialogue for farmers and agribusinesses.
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Overbrook
Kansas State Bank
Osage County Extension Council
Kansas State University
Gerard Kluitenberg
Mark Schrock
Randy Taylor
KSU
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Lawrence
Jay Thornton
Franklin County
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Ottawa
15Th Street
McConnell Machinery Co
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