Soil Stewardship Week Starts May 15 In State
Soil Stewardship Week runs May 15 to 22 urging churches to remind Americans of their moral duty to steward soil and water. The piece warns urbanization isolates the rural land, calls for faith in stewardship, and notes growing resource pressures across the countryside.
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Narrow row soybean trials boost yields with proper seeding
Columbus Experiment Field shows soybean yields rise by about three bushels per acre when row width is narrowed. Optimal results achieved with 21 inch rows and 45 pounds seed per acre, though benefits depend on rainfall. Narrow rows increase lodging risk in wet years, so moisture conditions drive adoption. Feeders Day reports from Kansas State University now available at the County Extension office along with the Hayes Round Up Report.
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Bluegrass pasture study shows grazing, stocking effects
A 16 year summary reports beef gains per head under different grazing plans on bluestem pastures. Moderately stocked, overstocked, understocked, and deferred grazing yield 234, 214, 227, and 198 pounds per yearling respectively. Heifer groups show soybean meal higher wean weights. forage, grain, and urea impacts discussed. Spring field days at Kansas State stations highlight Franklin County events May 19 and 20.
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Franklin County
Columbus
Mound Valley
County Rodeo Queen Bid Promotes Youth Contest
A note from the Flint Hills Rodeo Association calls for entries in the Miss Rodeo Kansas Queen Contest to be held with the Strong City Rodeo June 3 5. Eligible are Franklin County girls aged 17 to 24 who have never married, judged on personality appearance and horsemanship. Also notes 4 H activities at Kansas State University, and calf weight guidance for baby beef projects with feeding rations and care tips to optimize show time.
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Fairmount HDU Notes Honor Mothers at Meeting
The Fairmount unit met with six members present. Roll call honored Our Mothers. Reports covered the county diabetic clinic results and attendance. Mrs. Overstreet reported on the Topeka district meeting. An advisory committee report and charter questionnaire were presented by President Mrs. George Graves. Mrs. Russell Wray invited members to a 2 p.m. May 19 Australia film. The lesson on Care and Repair of Small Appliances was given. Safety precautions were highlighted by Mrs. Wray. Mrs. Lloyd Daugharthy won the door prize. The next meeting will be at her home.
Take a teen to lunch and thank him for his courage
Hal Boyle urges adults to reach out to teenagers with a lunch gesture to show they are valued members of society. He argues adolescents face scorn yet are capable and hardworking, especially those serving in Vietnam, and deserves understanding and support rather than blame.
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Viet Nam
Primaries Signal Small War and Inflation Impact
Nine states have held primaries with little sign of major impact from the Viet Nam war or rising living costs. Party strategists expect congressional results next fall to be shaped by these issues, while incumbents face limited primary challenge. Senate races feature several renomination wins and few incumbents opposed in primaries. The current Senate split is Democrats 67 to Republicans 33.
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Stamp mixup gives auburn hair on Panamanian stamp
Panama issued a stamp April 4 honoring the Pope's U N visit and printing inks altered the three leaders hair color to auburn. Postmaster General David Amado said the original drawing showed natural hair tones but the final print fused inks created the unintended auburn hue.
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UC freshman Lynda Koolish on probation for kicking Nazi
Berkeley, Calif. Lynda Koolish, 19, a University of California freshman, was placed on 30 days probation by Municipal Judge Floyd Talbot after she interrupted a rally by three American Nazi party members and kicked one of them.
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