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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1986

Page

4

Grass Drill Expo Proclaimed A Success

About 200 people toured Grass Drill Expo sponsored by Lake Region RC&D at Celebration Hall. Bud Davis said exhibitors were pleased with turnout, calling it best yet for grass drills exhibitions. Visitors came from Missouri and Manhattan as six grass drill firms, seed firms, a fence firm, tree cutter, trailers, wood splitters, root plows, soil savers, and Shelter Shield showcased products. New Hope Baptist Church ran concessions.

Lake Region Rc&d Bud Davis E. 2Nd Missouri Atchison Manhattan Shelter Shield New Hope

Grass Seed Shortage Rises Prices Under CRP Push

In the Great Plains and adjacent states farmers face a grass seed shortage as the 1985 farm bill's Conservation Reserve Program takes effect. Texas lead acres exceed a million, with Minnesota, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado also enrolled. Seed prices have doubled or tripled, with some varieties hitting about 20 dollars per pound as supply struggles to meet demand. Officials expect shortages through 1988 while seed companies and ASCS manage allocations and possible temporary cover crops.

Kansas City Texas Richard Heizer Texas Soil Conservation Service Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Colorado Soil Bank U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Great Plains Minnesota New Mexico Leonard Jurgens Colorado Soil Conservation Service Ronald Fuhrmann George Warner Seed Co Hereford Midwest Gail Sharp Sharp Brothers Seed Co Healy Kan Sharp al Schmaderer Kansas Ascs ASCS Schmaderer Heizer

Hobbs Wins Hogs at Royal Jack Hobbs Leads FFA Entry

Hobbs of Central Heights FFA showed hogs in two youth classes at the American Royal in Kansas City Missouri. His Duroc placed third of seven and a crossbreed sixth of fifteen. Darrell Garber also competed and the chapter toured the Royal events including rodeo and a talent show.

Jack Hobbs Central Heights Future Farmers of America Kansas City Hobbs’ Duroc Darrell Garber Royal the Royal

Better Than Last Year Farmers Co op Suffers Loss

The Farmers Co op of Richmond and Williamsburg reports a 1985-86 loss of 15000 amid a poor wheat season and damaged stock holdings including a 35.5 percent write off of Farmland Industries. Sales totaled five million, with 23000 in unpaid debts and a shift to grain sorghum collateral to stabilize income. New board member Leroy Wasmund joins alongside re elected directors Gene Adams and Galen Wichman.

Farmers Co-op Richmond Williamsburg Farm Co-Op Central Heights School Dale Peargton Co-Op Farmland Industries Farmer's Co-op Pearson Us-59 Rigid Farm Leroy Wasmund RFD Princeton James Kipper Gene Adams Galen Wichman RFD 1 Albert Dunbar Don Randel Pomona Dale Kuesner

Wendy's Sold to Heartland in Six-Restaurant Deal

Ed Lapin of Heartland Food Service Inc buys six Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers, including Ottawa, From Interstate Food Service. He says Ottawa store has strong sales due to workforce and nearby university. Other locations include three in Topeka, one in Leavenworth, and one in Lawrence.

Wendy’s of Ottawa Ed Lapin Heartland Food Service, Inc Wendy's Interstate Food Service, Inc Topeka Lapin Ottawa’s Leavenworth 23Rd Street Lawrence Heartland

Farm Trade Surplus Declines Further Says USDA Record

Washington AP reports the U S farm trade surplus fell to 5 4 billion in the last fiscal year with exports at 26 3 billion and imports at 20 9 billion a nine year low. The 1980 81 peak exports reached 43 8 billion before a decline.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department USDA Foreign Agricultural Service

Einstein Called It a Fiddle in Bach Brandenberg Concierto

The note relates that Einstein described the violin as a fiddle and played second fiddle in one of Bach's Brandenburg concertos, reflecting a light anecdote about the famous scientist's musical role.

Einstein Bach Brandenberg

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