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2012 Oak Pest Commodity Survey Work Plan
This detection survey is planned for three years and will gather data to determine the status of exotic oak pests in Kansas. The first year is planned for the northeast to north central with 50 sites trapped, the second year for the southeast to south central with 50 sites trapped and the third year for the central to western half of the state with 30 sites trapped. Areas in and around the priority resource area for oak will be selected.
2012 Petition Form
2012 Grain Commodity petition form.
2012 Preliminary Kansas Wheat Disease Loss Estimates
The KANSAS AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE July forecast of 396,000 million bushels represented an expected harvest of 9 million acres of wheat with an average yield of 44 bushels per acre. Harvested acres were the largest since 2006. This increase was mostly associated with the southwestern and west central crop reporting districts (CRD) where nearly 700,000 additional acres were harvested relative to 2011. The crop matured two to three weeks earlier than normal across much of the state allowin
2012 Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol Semi-annual CAPS Report
This report summarizes the oak pest survey activities conducted during the agreement�s semi-annual work period, January 1, 2012 through June 30, 2012.
2012 Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol Work Plan
Purple Loosestrife is an invasive, nonnative, Watch List weed species in the state of Kansas that has been documented in 13 counties and observed in many more. Purple Loosestrife�s invasiveness comes from its ability to out-compete native wetland vegetation and its capacity to reproduce and spread rapidly via rhizomes and waterborne seed.
2012 schedule and registration
schedule and registration
2012 Spring Nursery Newsletter
2012 Spring Nursery Newsletter
2012 Walnut Twig Beetle/Thousand Cankers Disease Work Plan
The walnut twig beetle, Pityophthorus juglandis, (pest of national and state concern) and thousand cankers disease of walnuts has been detected in several states in the western United States, Tennessee and as close as eastern Colorado, but is not known to occur in Kansas. Early detection and containment of this pest is of great importance since it can cause the demise of walnut trees which are of great economic value.
2012 WTAP Legislative Report
2012 WTAP Legislative Report
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Miami County preliminary map index
2013 Candidate Petition Form
2013 Candidate Petition Form
2013 Grain Commodity Election Brochure
2013 Grain Commodity Election Brochure
46th Anniversary of the Water Resources Research Act
White House Press Release dated July 17, 1964
46th Anniversary of the Water Resources Research Act
Remarks of Benton J. Stong, Professional Staff Member, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, at the Western Resources Conference - July 16, 1964
ACRC Recycling Works Brochure
A brochure with information associated with recycling pesticide containers.

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