Open burning guidelines under Kansas crop management rules
KDHE allows open burning as an accepted crop management tool with exemptions from the general ban. Five days per parcel per year, no burning near occupied buildings or roads, and no new burns within two hours of sunset. Restrictions include wind limits, prohibition of burning heavy smoke materials, need for supervision, and preburn notification to 911 and authorities. Violations carry penalties.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Offices
Franklin County
Kansas
Crawford
Kansas groups map work on 1995 farm bill
Kansas farm groups including the Farm Bureau and Wheat Growers press for input on the 1995 farm bill. They plan workshops and resolutions as negotiators weigh set asides, export demand, budget limits, and trade impact while stressing market freedom and environmental safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Michael Bates
Associated Press
Ichita
Kan
Kansas Farm and Commodity Groups
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Barry Flinchbaugh
Kansas State
Flinchbaugh
Vance Ehmke
Healy
KAWG
Ehmke
U.S
Setrasides
Franklin Countians attend Kansas Farm Bureau Leaders Conference
Seven Franklin Countians joined the Kansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Leaders Conference in Hutchinson March 4 to 6. Attendees from Princeton Pomona Ottawa and Pigon included Kelley Thompson Bret Altic John Wray Brenda Wray Max Flager II and Alan and Kris Radcliffe. They explored family farm communication and topics such as parents as teachers and estate planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Countians
KFB
Hutchinson
Bret Altic
Kelley Thompson
Brenda
John Wray
Max Flager
Kansas Farm Bureau
Young Farmers and Ranchers Leaders
Princeton
Pomona
John
Brenda Wray
Ottawa
Max Flager II
Alan
Kris Radcliffe
KSU
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Weber Arena
Kansas City
Janet Gilliland
Animal Farm
Gilliland
Silviuses
Capital
Congress Farm Bureau Association
Kansas
Terry
Carolyn Silvius
Wellsville
Washington, D.C
Meat forecast stays high despite lower returns for producers
The Agriculture Department foresees record beef output in 1994 with plentiful meatkeeping prices steady. Hog and pork trends show reduced breeding herds, modest price rises offset by higher feed costs, and exports for pork up 3 percent while Japan remains weak. Broiler output expands as demand and exports rise, though rising feed costs trim profits.
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Ashington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Economic Research Service
Agricultural Outlook Magazine
T He Research Service
Canada
European Union
Japan
Broiler
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Greg Crawford
KDHE
Tri-Scept
WiScept
Harteas Part
Id Company
Weed Department
Engineers
EOE
PRIDE
City of
Oceana
Walnut
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