County's Final Figures On 80 Crop Loss Report
The 64th annual Report and Farm Facts from the Kansas State Board of Agriculture cites Franklin County losses over eight million dollars from last summer drought and heat. 1980 county crop value totaled about $18,961,300, down from $26,995,300 in 1979, with detailed wheat and sorghum figures and farm values.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Franklin County
Conservation District Sponsors State Poster Limerick and Essay Contests
Franklin County Conservation District enters state poster limerick and essay contests sponsored by the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts with trophies donated by the Federal Land Bank Associations of Kansas. Entries are due by Oct 17 at the Ottawa office, with rules packets sent to local schools.
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Franklin County Conservation District
Kansas Association of Conservation Districts
Federal Land Bank Associations of Kansas
Scholarships For Speeches In Kansas District Contest
The Franklin County Conservation District participates in the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts state Speech Contest. Five awards include 500 to first, 250 to second, and 50 to three others. Entrants must present by October 17 1981 and enrollments verified. For details contact the Ottawa district office or call 913 242 1109.
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Franklin County Conservation District
Kansas Association of Conservation Districts
Federal Land Bank Associations of Kansas
West Second Street
Ottawa
Kan
Kill Volunteer Control Mosaic By ROBERT W. BOZWORTH
Warns about destroying volunteer wheat to prevent wheat streak mosaic and mite spread. Kansas State University expert notes wet conditions boost volunteer growth, spreading infection toward emerging wheat. Control by tillage or herbicides, or delayed planting after Oct. 10 15 Hessian fly free date.
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Robert W. Bozworth
William G. Willis
Kansas State University
Kansas
Missouri
Willis
South Dakota
Eagle
Newton
Wings
Triumph
81 Wheat Price Expected Lower
Kansas State University economist Orlen Grunewald outlines factors weighing on 1981 82 wheat prices including record supply a strong dollar high interest rates and Russia and Canada Australia crop prospects while noting bullish elements such as record disappearance of wheat and smaller 1982 acreage projected. He cites loan rates storage hedges reserve programs and price outlooks with prices expected near 3.8 per bushel locally and potential deficiency payments for growers.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
U.S
Poland
Canada
Australia
Orlen Grunewald
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Soviet Union
Commodity Credit Corporation
Northern Plains
Kansas
Grunewald
USDA
ASCS
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Alo Lal
C.A. Boucek
Croucher Abstract & Title Co
Jeanette Croucher
Ottawa, Kansas
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Neil Satterlee
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