The Land Institute marks 25 years of progress and ideas
The Land Institute founded by Wes Jackson celebrates a quarter century of work toward perennial agriculture. Prairie Festival 2001 gathers scientists poets and supporters as Jackson envisions perennial domestic grains and prairies. The institute gains scientific legitimacy with publications and a global advisory network.
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Tiaa Unruh
Saffite Journal
Wes Jackson
Land Institute
Jackson
U.S. Science
British Journal of Nature
Harvard
Stanford
Europe
Australia
Stockholm
Sweeden
Gene Cox
Sunshine Farm
Marty Bender
Ken Warren
Grand Central Hotel and Grill crowns Kansas beef restaurant
The Grand Central Hotel and Grill in Cottonwood Falls wins the 2001 Beef Backer Award as Kansas’s best beef restaurant for a year. Suzan Barnes manages the venue with Tom and Jeanne Cernich of Kansas City as owners. Menu highlights include Excel’s Sterling Silver Premium Choice beef, burgers around 6 to 7 dollars, and steaks around 20 dollars. Reservations advised. hours Monday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., hotel open seven days.
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Grand Central Hotel and Grill
Cottonwood Falls
Chase County
Flint Hills
Kansas Beef Council
Grand Central
KBC
Beef Checkoff Fund
Suzan Barnes
Hotel and Grill
Tom and
Jeanne Cernich
Kansas City
Cernich
Excel
Barnes
Livestock Prices and Market Report from Kansas City
Slaughter market declines extend as cable trades down two dollars. Packers hold demand, but kill numbers rise with better margins. Cattle futures slip amid economy fears, feeders suffer losses. USDA cutout at 110.27, down 2.95. national negotiated cash sales 166,900. Midwest and High Plains markets show varied steers and heifers prices with several weight bands. Slaughter cows and bulls weaken 2.00 to 3.00, cutter and lean categories mixed. bulls 88-92% lean fetch 51.50-55.00.
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Kansas City
USDA
Midwest
High Plains
Bowers
Tanner Webb places second at Kansas Junior Livestock Show
Tanner Webb of Pomona earned second in his class with the reserve champion Simmen tal market steer at the Kansas Junior Livestock Show September 21 to 24 at Wichita. Franklin County youths competed among 637 entrants at the state’s largest youth livestock show at the Kansas Coliseum.
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Tanner Webb
Pomona
Kansas
Wichita
Webb
Franklin County
Kansas Coliseum
Casey Droddy
Ottawa
Dane Droddy
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Shelly Dreddy
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Princeton
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