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Another court win for Northern Alliance president Gary Van Niekerk - Vimarsana News

Another court win for Northern Alliance president Gary Van Niekerk

Northern Alliance president Gary Van Niekerk is one step closer to getting back into Nelson Mandela Bay’s council after the Gqeberha high court dismissed an application for leave to appeal against an earlier ruling.

Mitchell Food Pantry provides 150 turkeys to families in need - Vimarsana News

Mitchell Food Pantry provides 150 turkeys to families in need

“It is awesome to come out here and help because we didn’t used to be able to afford this kind of stuff,” Autumn Dalton said, as she placed a turkey in the trunk of a vehicle.

Kansas farmers making hops into crops, defying the odds of heavy soil - Vimarsana News

Kansas farmers making hops into crops, defying the odds of heavy soil

OTTAWA, Kan. – It is a brisk spring morning in mid-April and Kansas Hop Co.'s farm is a blank canvas. Clyde Sylvester walks across his property over to the 3 acres of soil where hops seeds are resting beneath. Dozens of wooden utility poles stand tall on the property, The Topeka Capital-Journal reports. Hops season is just beginning in Kansas and in a few short months, Sylvester's hops farm will transform into a green, lush scene. "They grow to this 18-feet length basically in well over a month," Sylvester said. "You can almost watch them grow." Sylvester, co-owner of Kansas Hop Co., has ...

Kansas farmers defy odds, make hops into crops - Vimarsana News

Kansas farmers defy odds, make hops into crops

Kansas farmers defy odds, make hops into crops BRIANNA CHILDERS , The Topeka Capital-Journal April 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail OTTAWA, Kan. (AP) — It is a brisk spring morning in mid-April and Kansas Hop Co.‘s farm is a blank canvas. Clyde Sylvester walks across his property over to the 3 acres (1.21 hectares) of soil where hops seeds are resting beneath. Dozens of wooden utility poles stand tall on the property, The Topeka Capital-Journal reports. Hops season is just beginning in Kansas and in a few short months, Sylvester’s hops farm will transform into a green, lush scene. “They...

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