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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1999

Page

9

Aging Ohio farmer eyes future of farms amid urban sprawl

In west central Ohio, 80 year old Woody McDowell voices concern as aging farmers struggle to pass on land. USDA figures show rising farm ages nationwide and in Ohio, while farmland shrinks. Experts cite financial hurdles and urban development as key barriers to succession and farming continuity.

Roy Ohio Woody McDowell McDowell Agriculture Department U.S United States Calvin Beale USDA Economic Research Service Mike Pulling Ohio Farm Bureau Pullins

Cargill Scholarship Awarded to Pomona High Graduate

Shelly Kiehl, 1999 Pomona High School graduate and daughter of Don and Barbara Kiehl of 1252 Reno Road, received a $1,000 award as part of Cargill’s Rural America Scholarship Program. The student plans to attend Ottawa University to study business administration. Deadline June 1 for LDPs on 1998 crops and for planting reports.

Cargill Shelly Kiehl Pomona High School Kiehl Don Barbara Kiehl Reno Road Ottawa University America LDP David Hornung Franklin County Farm Service Agency E. 23Rd St Hornung USDA MrayQin

Food safety workshops planned across Kansas

Kansas State University experts Karen Penner and Elizabeth Barrett announce four one day food safety workshops on HACCP to curb foodborne illness. Locations in Overland Park Topeka Salina and Wichita with a 60 dollar registration fee include manuals and materials.

Karen Penner Kansas State University Penner Elizabeth Barrett KSU Overland Park Regents Center Quivera Road Topeka Shawnee County Western Ave Salina Saline Campus College Centennial Road Wichita Sedgwick County Sunflower Room W. 21St St. N

New Holland to Buy Case for 4.3 Billion in Farm Gear Tie

European farm equipment maker New Holland N V will acquire Case Corp for about 4.3 billion, paying $55 per share in cash. Fiat would hold about 71 percent of the combined venture, creating a strong Deere & Co rival amid the weak big-ticket farm market.

Racine Wis New Holland N.V Case Corp Deere & Co Case New Holland England Italy Fiat Berger Sar Eae Neeiendee Strong Foourope Wi Case United States Latin America Europe Russia

Mulvane well hazards spotlight unused groundwater holes

In Mulvane a toddler’s near miss with a narrow abandoned well raises alarms over thousands of active and tens of thousands of abandoned wells in Kansas. Officials urge landowners to identify and plug open wells to protect groundwater, with state rules on active wells and post-1974 wells registrable.

Ichita Kansas Mike Dealy Equus Beds Halstead Sedgwick County Kansas Department of Health and Environment Dealy Jessy Kraus Monty Munyon Sedgwick

Arizona cotton prices drop threaten growers in Marana

Arizona cotton growers face a price collapse amid Asian economic woes and a large surplus. Pat Pacheco on an 1800 acre Marana farm fears competition from cheaper imports as federal export subsidies end this year. Arizona produced 888,800 bales worth $286 million in 1997, with much of it exported to Japan.

Phoenix Pat Pacheco Marana Ariz Pacheco Arizona Asia Wayne Bjorke U.S. Farm Service Agency Wiley Murphy Arizona Cotton Growers Association Japan U.S

Farm state Demos push for farm aid despite GOP block

Democratic Senators Harkin and Dorgan pressed to add 5.3 billion in emergency farmer aid into a supplemental spending bill. The proposal failed 14 to 14, with Sen. Burns voting with Democrats. The committee chose 566 million for farmers instead, which Democrats call inadequate.

Washington Tom Harkin Iowa Byron Dorgan D-N.d House Senate Conrad Burns R-Mont

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