Meeting On Farm Business By Robert Bozworth
A public meeting Monday Oct 29 at 7 30 p m discusses farm business structures including family farm corporations partnerships and joint ventures for owning machinery with Tom Appleby. Also notes about sorghum mold issues and four storage methods for high moisture grain including drying ensiling air tight storage and propionic acid preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bozworth
Tom Appleby
Farm Bureau
Beverly Hughey earns state purple ribbons in canning
Beverly Hughey a 16 year old 4 H member from Ottawa joined the Trail Blazers club and learned canning under Mrs Theron Wray. She won state purple ribbons for apple jelly blackberry jam and peach preserves at Franklin County Fair and a purple at the Mid America Fair in Topeka. Fruits floats and red ribbons at county fair followed. She plans to continue canning next year possibly vegetables.
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Joan Istas
Topeka
Beverly Hughey
Ottawa Rfd
Beverly
Trail Blazers
Theron Wray
Franklin County
Mid- America
Franklin County 4-H members chosen for 1973 American Royal
Alan Duffle of the Junior Judgers 4-H Club and Kandee Wray of the Trail Blazers 4-H Club will represent Franklin County at the 1973 American Royal Conference in October 2023. Selections were made by the County Trip and Awards Committee based on county record book judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Duffle
Kandee Wray
Trail Blazers
Franklin County
4 H Explores Careers And New Kansas Key Award
Kansas 4 Her project Exploring Your Future helps ages 15 to 19 examine themselves in work world terms with problem solving and self worth, while the Federal Land Bank of Wichita becomes the donor of the 1974 Kansas 4 H Key Award. Cities Service Oil leaves state support after 1973. Approximately 300 awards yearly, requires age 16, three years 4 H, and two years junior leadership.
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Margery Neely
Kansas State University
Kansas
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Federal Land Bank
Congress
Cities Service Oil Company
Tulsa
Milo Handling Option Attracts Kansas Farmers
Kansas State University researchers report milo head chop silage or milage matches conventional silage rations for yearling steers. Rolling the milage before feeding cut feed per pound of gain by 11.3 percent, adding about 15 pounds of beef per ton. Bolsen notes high energy, weather-friendly silage with reduced field loss and plans another study comparing four milage methods.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Kansas
Keith Bolsen
K-State Agricultural Experiment Station
Bolsen
Milo
K-State
Report Infractions by Consumers to FDA
Consumers report suspected mislabeled or unsanitary food drug device cosmetic or hazardous substance to the FDA as a public service. Submissions aid enforcement of the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act and the Hazardous Substances Act through violation detection and correction.
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Food and Drug Administration
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