Trek To Barn Provides Registered Arabian Herd In Williamsburg
Loyd C Laws operates a 30 head registered Arabian herd at his Williamsburg barn after relocating from California where he studied horse husbandry. Notable individuals include Farluma the foundation mare and foals Lawsleyn Lawsouma Ibn Farylf and Riyadah, with Centennial leased from Mijas Arabians. Laws, a Pacific Car and Foundry employee, plans to stay in the industry for 13 more years despite plant layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Williamsburg
Loyd C. Laws
Laws
California
California Polytech Institute
Farluma
Foundation Kellogg
Kellogg
Board of Trustees
Lawsleyn
Lawsherd
Lawsouma
Ibn Farylf
Oklahoma
Lewis Field Magic
Riyadah
Mr. Ed
Centennial
Cerezyna
Dar
Comet
Poland
Mijas Arabians
Osawatomie
Pacific Car and Foundry
Kenworth Truck Divison
Kansas City
Local Job Training Available for Seasonal Farm Laborers
SER Rural Initiatives offers training to help seasonal farm workers obtain permanent jobs. SER Topeka representative Nikki McCabe will take applications Tuesday June 4 from 9 30 to noon at ECKAN Community Center 116 W 3rd Ottawa. Mary Meeks of ECKAN Franklin County coordinator can provide details at 242 7515.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SER Rural Initiatives
Ottawa
Nikki McCabe
SER
Topeka
Eckan
W. 3Rd
Mary Meeks
Franklin County
McCabe
U.S. Department of Labor
Ag Bulletin Board Highlights SER Program and Local Training
The Topeka office serves 24 northeast Kansas counties and offers up to 3 000 first year and 1 500 second year Targeted Jobs Tax Credits for employers hiring through the SER program. FLB trainee Jim Coughenour of Wellsville begins a 12 week Farm Credit Banks training under Larry Rose. Fort Hays Spring Field Day at 9 a.m. June 5 will tour crop plots and discuss conservation tillage weed control soil management and economic implications of range stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SER
Topeka
Kansas
FLB
Jim Coughenour
Wellsville
Farm Credit Banks of
Wichita
Larry Rose
Federal Land Bank Association of
Hays
Fort Hays
Fort Hays Branch
Pat Coyne
Coyne
International Grain Students Put Information To Use
Charles Farrugia of Malta applied lessons from a Kansas State University two week International Grains Program course to real plans. He projects importing 86,000 metric tons of grain with a new elevator, enabling 60,000 metric ton lots and lower freight. Israeli importer Eliahu Grinstein of Jerusalem Mills seeks how private buying could replace government purchasing. Israel plans to buy hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat corn and coarse grains in 1984 85, while Farrugia aims to expand Mediterranean exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Charles Farrugia
Kansas State University
Farrugia
Malta
Mediterranean
U.S
Eliahu Grinstein
Jerusalem Mills, Ltd
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Israel
Grinstein
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Ag Bulletin Board
Coughenour
St. George
Diversified Insulation
Cramer-Moore Sports
International Grain
Ottawa Fertilizer
Purina
Purina’s
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Kcpl A Peggy
North 3Rd Street
Broadway
Louisburg
Kan
Howe
Dayton
Speedaire
H.p
Hein-Werner
Lincoln Welder
Worthington
Zep
D.A. Sander
Wright
Homelite
McCulloch
Rockwell
Sid
SAE
Metric
Trenton Anvil
John Cook
Dale Burns
L&k
Larry and
Kim Smith
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