Second Franklin County farmers market opens June 7
A second farmers market sponsored by the Franklin County Extension Service and Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce opens June 7 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Chamber’s lot at Second and Main. 4-H clubs will help run booths, with rotating duties, and may operate a no charge booth as a fund-raiser. Farmers may reserve booths by calling Bob Bozworth. Also a meeting on establishing a county vegetable and fruit growers association is set for 7:30 p.m. at the market. Farmers must report fall-seeded small grains to ASCS by June 1, or lose program benefits. crop certification and acreage data are required for various 1989 programs.
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Franklin County Extension Service
The
Ottawa Area
Chamber
Second and Main
Jo Ellen Arnold
Franklin County
Horse Club
Extension Council
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Homung
Conservation funds ready July 1 for district program
Franklin County Conservation District announces funds available July 1 under the State Water Resources Cost-Share Program for fiscal year 1990. Landowners may apply June 12 to June 23 at the Soil Conservation Service and Conservation District office, for structures such as waste control facilities, diversions, terraces, and grassed waterways. Additional High Priority Cost-Share Program options cover enduring water conservation structures in the Marais des Cygnes River Basin. Contact 209 W. Second or call 242-1109 for details.
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Franklin County Conservation District
Foim Soil Conservation Services and Conservation District
Marais Des Cygnes
Joint Office
Sunflower Journeys to Study Water in Kansas History
Water topic on KTWU’s Sunflower Journeys reviews Blue Valley residents efforts in the 1950s to block Turtle Creek Reservoir and explains the reservoir’s role today. The program airs at 5 30 p m Saturday with a 9 p m encore on June 7. The show is part of Washburn University public television.
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KTWU
Washburn University
Kansas
Blue Valley
Turtle Creek
Vassar Student Honored at BCCC Show, Champion Showman Named
Matt Corwine of Vassar and Butler County Community College El Dorado was named BCCC Outstanding Student for achievements in management livestock judging academics and Ag Club. He also won champion showman at BCCC’s annual showmanship contest. Son of J D and Idonna Corwine, Pomona High School 1988 grad.
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Matt Corwine
Vassar
Ag Club
Corwine
BCCC
the Son of
J.D. and
Idonna Corwine
He Is
Pomona High School
Beyond Video to open with snack bar and more titles
A new Beyond Video will replace Title Wave Video at 1519 S. Main after moving across the street next week. The Belton Missouri store, renovated by Pat Avery and Everett, will feature a snack bar offering shaved ice and frozen yogurt, a VCR repair operation, memorabilia, tees and posters, a kiddie corner with a TV and play table, and an expanded movie selection by 15 to 25 percent from about 4,000 titles.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Main
Beyond Video
S. Main
Pat Avery
Everett
Belton
Pat
Ottawa
Jim McGrath
National Video
Avery
Eastern Company. Instead, the name.Title Wave-Video
Patleam Bay
Title Wave
Minnesota
Randy McCurdy
Gwynn McCurdy
Processed meats from scraps eyed to boost beef pork sales
Kansas State University researchers led by Curtis Kastner test restructuring techniques from surimi to convert shank and other low cost cuts into roast like and steak like products. With funding from the Kansas Beef Council and KAES the effort aims to expand markets for restructured beef and pork while enhancing value and consumer appeal.
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Manhattan
HNS
Kansas
Curtis Kastner
Kansas State University
Kansas Beef
KBC
KAES
Kastner
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A.J. Foyt
Charles Printy
Marbles
J.C. Swallow
Hawthorne
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
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