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SUMMARY:Three bridges in Holt\, Atchison counties scheduled for deck replacements
DESCRIPTION:The deck replacement project on the Mill Creek Bridge on Holt County Route T has been delayed due to contractor scheduling. The project was scheduled to begin on Monday\, April 7\, but has been delayed until Tuesday\, May 27. \nThe Missouri Department of Transportation has contracted Emery Sapp & Sons\, Inc. to replace the decks of two bridges in Holt County and one in Atchison County. \nDuring construction\, Route T will be closed at the Mill Creek Bridge. Motorists will need to seek an alternate route. The Mill Creek Bridge is expected to reopen by mid-July 2025. \nOnce construction is complete\, crews will begin work on the U.S. Route 59 bridge over Interstate 29 in Holt County then the Rock Creek Bridge on Atchison County Route F. For more information about this project\, visit: https://www.modot.org/projects/missouri-route-59-bridge-rehabilitation-atchison-and-holt. \nAll work is expected to be completed by September 2025. \nAll work is weather-permitting\, and schedules are subject to change. Know before you go and check what work zones you might encounter at traveler.modot.org.
URL:https://farmerpublishing.com/event/three-bridges-in-holt-atchison-counties-scheduled-for-deck-replacements-starting-in-april/
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SUMMARY:Graves-Chapple Field Day looks at tech\, crops and pests
DESCRIPTION:The annual field day at the University of Missouri Graves-Chapple Extension and Education Center near Corning on August 26 will look at the many ways producers use drones to improve farm efficiency and yields. \nMU Extension agricultural engineer and center director Jim Crawford says attendees will also hear about crop diseases and pests in Missouri crops this growing season. The free event starts with breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Beginning at 8:15 a.m.\, wagon tours of the 200-acre farm will feature state extension specialists sharing the latest agronomy research. The field day concludes with a free lunch at noon. \n“We will have a wide variety of experts on hand to answer the most pressing questions farmers are facing\,” Crawford says. “We will also demonstrate some of the new technologies that are available to make your operation more efficient.” \nState weed scientist Kevin Bradley will present weed management updates; state plant pathologist Many Bish will share the latest on crop diseases; and state crops entomologist Ivair Valmorbida will give an update on corn and soybean pests. Climatologist Zachary Leasor will share a historical perspective on this year’s unusual growing season. \nThere will be several presentations on emerging drone and terrace technology\, says Crawford. One of Bradley’s weed science students will discuss the effectiveness of spraying with drones compared to spray rigs and airplanes. Attendees can learn the basics of drone usage from plant science specialist Caleb O’Neal. Soil scientist Gurbir Singh will talk about using drones to apply fertilizer and seed cover crops\, while state agronomist Kelly Nelson of the Greenley Research Farm in Knox County will share research on a new-style tile inlet for terraces. \nAg business and policy extension specialist Ben Brown will offer economic insights heading into harvest. Agronomist Wayne Flanary will give strategies to increase water infiltration\, and Leon McIntyre will talk about how hybrid corn is produced. MU Extension state soybean specialist Andre Froes de Borja Reis will discuss his soybean in-season management tool\, which considers variety selection\, seeding rate and row spacing. \nFor more information\, contact Crawford at 660-744-6231. No registration is required. \nSponsors include Missouri Corn Growers\, Ag Choice of Rock Port\, Atchison-Holt Electric\, Kent Fisher Insurance\, Mo Valley Ag\, Smith Brothers Seed\, 5L Agronomy\, Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council\, FCS Financial\, and Missouri Farm Bureau.
URL:https://farmerpublishing.com/event/graves-chapple-field-day-looks-at-tech-crops-and-pests/
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SUMMARY:Bingo at the Senior Center
DESCRIPTION:Bingo at the Rock Port Senior Center\, 505 Country Club Drive\, is scheduled the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Games start at 10:00 a.m. so you will have to enjoy a game or two with friends before lunch. The next Bingo games will be August 26.
URL:https://farmerpublishing.com/event/bingo-at-the-senior-center-3/
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SUMMARY:Lady Wolves Jamboree
DESCRIPTION:The East Atchison Lady Wolves Volleyball Team will host the EA Jamboree at the TAC at 5:00 p.m. Tuesday\, August 26. The Lady Wolves will host Nodaway Valley and Hamburg.
URL:https://farmerpublishing.com/event/lady-wolves-jamboree/
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