Wheat Looks Better as Kansas Wheat Gains in Rain
Kansas reports improved wheat conditions with 85 percent of normal as of April 29 due to recent rains. Jointing reached 75 percent, insects show up in Saline, Harvey, Sedgwick, and Ellis counties, and corn planting nears 20 percent. Moisture improves. cattle graze volunteer pastures while supplemental feeding eases.
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Make Your Home Safe From Intruders Now
Kansas State University Extension specialist Jean Carlson advises observing home exterior from a burglar view. Ensure proper lighting inside and out and use outdoor lights, timers, and reflective techniques to create an occupied look. Neighborhood cooperation and simple routines like snow removal and stopped deliveries deter intruders.
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Kansas State University Extension
Area Youths Elected District FFA Officers
Three area youths have been elected officers of the East Central District of Future Farmers of America. Joe Rickabaugh of Garnett is the new president, Clint Ball of Central Heights the vice president, and Brent Rockers of Garnett the sentinel. Lorena Croucher of Garnett was named District Star Farmer, and Sandra Hundley of Seaman was District Star Agribusinessman. Seaman won the sweepstakes, while Garnett, Paola, Osage City, and Central Heights earned top honors in various contests and safety awards. Retiring district president Sheryl Nedlock of Central Heights led the awards.
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Central Heights
Brent Rockers
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Lorena Croucher
Sandra Hundley
Seaman
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Becky Vining
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Dan Rockers
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David Revees
Williamsburg
Randy Dehn
Bernard Scheckler
Garnett Ag
Pat Wiederholt
Paola
Osage City
Sheryl Nedlock
Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Rules and Precautions
Spring planting prompts caution as farmers use anhydrous ammonia. State officials stress water on hand, eye protection, and gloves. Experts warn against improper handling of hoses, emphasize maintaining gauges, safety valves, and trailer integrity, and advise contacting fire departments in leaks or spills.
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Weather Outlook Kansas May forecast
The 30 day outlook for Kansas in May calls for above normal temperatures and above normal rainfall in the western regions while eastern areas expect below normal precipitation. Forecasted rainfall ranges from 1% inches in the northwest to 5% inches in the southeast.
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Cereal Dollar Strategy for Busy Mornings
If mornings are rushed households scramble for breakfast options. Consider ready to eat cereals versus cooked cereals to save money. Prices vary from 5 to 10 cents per serving for cooked cereal to 18 to 20 cents for ready to eat. Make the most of your cereal dollar.
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