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9th Annual Seminar On Legal Issues For Financial Institutions, Office Of Continuing Legal Education At The University Of Kentucky College Of Law, Joseph M. Scott Jr., M. Brooks Senn, John T. Mcgarvey, David C. Pottinger, Dorothy M. Pitt, James E. Sniegocki, Cynthia W. Young, John C. Deal, Scott W. Brinkman, David W. Harper, R. James Strauss, William L. Montague, John J. Holzknecht

Continuing Legal Education Materials

Outline of speakers' presentations from the 9th Annual Seminar on Legal Issues for Financial Institutions held by UK/CLE on March 10-11, 1989.

Letter To Seaall Committee Chairs Regarding Report For Business Meeting, March 8, 1989, Mary Smith Forman

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Smith Forman to SEAALL Committee Chairs outlining information Forman needs for a report for a SEAALL business meeting.

Letter To Seaall Committee Chairs Requesting Committee Reports, March 8, 1989, Mary Smith Forman

Newsletter and Public Relations Committee

A letter from Mary Smith (Forman) to SEAALL Committee Chairs soliciting committee reports for the SEAALL Business Meeting.

Letter To Donna K. Bausch Regarding Award Of The Lucile Elliott Scholarship, March 7, 1989, Kathleen Ries

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Kathleen Ries to Donna K. Bausch thanking the Scholarship Committee for awarding Ries with the Lucile Elliott Scholarship.

Letter To Donna Bausch Regarding Award Of The Lucile Elliott Scholarship, March 1, 1989, Ajaye Bloomstone

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Ajaye Bloomstone to Donna Bausch thanking Bausch and other members of the Scholarship Committee for awarding the Lucile Elliott Scholarship to Bloomstone.

Modular Expansion Joints And Deck Drains, Theodore Hopwood Ii, Edgar E. Courtney

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Inspections were conducted on bridge modular expansion joints and deck drains to assess their performance. Forty-four modular expansion joints were inspected including 38 Wabo-Maurer and 16 Acme joints. Twenty-three elastomeric dams were also inspected for comparative purposes including 21 Transflex dams and 2 Fei-Span units. The joints were rated using a quantitative subjective rating system developed by Penn DOT.

Both the modular expansion joints and the newer expansion dams were performing satisfactorily. Both types of joints leaked and experienced a number of minor hardware problems. some of the joints may warrant repairs to restore their complete function.

Deck drains and …

Some Effects Of Shifting To Conservation Tillage Systems For Intensive Production Of Corn And Soybean, Kenneth L. Wells, H. C. Vaught, David Heisterburg

Agronomy Notes

About three-fourths of Kentucky's cropland base occurs on sloping land with some degree of erosion hazard. During the past decade, production of soybeans and corn increased rapidly in Kentucky, particularly on sloping land. This resulted in severe erosion on many farms, particularly in the "intensive grain producing counties. Much of this field erosion could be greatly reduced by developing a system for each field that would incorporate use of such agronomic practices as sod waterways, no-till planting, contour plowing, minimum tillage, strip cropping, double-cropping, winter cover crops, crop residue management and rotations. It is believed that the current acreage of …

Earthquake Hazard Mitigation Of Transportation Facilities For Mclean County, L. John Fleckenstein, David L. Allen, Vincent P. Drnevich

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Concern has grown in recent years over the seismic activity of the New Madrid seismic zone in Western Kentucky. McLean County, Kentucky is located in this region. To permit emergency medical, supply, and equipment traffic into this area after an earthquake has occurred, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is interested in the possibility of keeping selected routes passable. This report lists the route that has been investigated and recommended as being the route in McLean County that should be maintained in passable condition. The recommended route, KY 136, has been visually surveyed and all seismically significant features cataloged. These features are …

Evaluation Of Construction-Zone Pavement Marking Materials, Kenneth R. Agent, Jerry G. Pigman

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The objectives of this study were to evaluate available foil-back and removable tapes as well as one new construction-zone raised pavement marker and to recommend materials that should be included on approved lists for use by the Kentucky Department of Highways. Tapes were placed on transverse test sections and the reflectivity, durability, and appearance were observed.

Tapes to be included on the approved lists for foil-back and removable tapes were recommended. Tapes manufactured by 3M, Flex-0-Lite, and Swarolite were included on the list of acceptable foil-back tapes. Recommended removable tapes were the 3M and Cataphote removable tapes. The Astra Optics …

Letter To Jacquelyn Jurkins Regarding A Seaall Display At The Aall Annual Meeting, February 28, 1989, Timothy Coggins

Correspondence

A letter from Timothy Coggins to Jacquelyn Jurkins reserving space for a SEAALL display in the Activities Area.

Putting A Top Quality Forage Program Together On Your Farm, Richard Brown Phillips

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

You know most of us here, and I am including myself, really don't have a super talent for predicting the future with a great deal of consistency, however, our interest doesn't have to be in predicting, but rather, just primarily in considering potentials and opportunities in the future. What do you say, let's take a little time to look at some of the opportunities in the forage industry. The nation's No. 1 cash crop.

Sampling And Testing For Quality, Buddy Sims

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is preparing to implement a unique and far-reaching program to provide forage producers with a detailed analysis of the quality of hay.

This program was mandated by the Kentucky legislature in 1988 as a means to enhance the marketing of Kentucky hay. A statewide hay testing and marketing program was recommended by a special legislative task force report issued in 1987 and has the endorsement of a number of agricultural organizations, including the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture and Kentucky Farm Bureau.

Marketing Kentucky Hay — A Reality, J. Kenneth Evans

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

As I write this in early December, Kentucky does not yet have a system for marketing hay. The above title reflects an attitude which positively expects a marketing system to be in place by the 1989 season. Many details of such a system have been discussed, some decisions have already been made and more will be made by the time you read this. Literally hundreds of decisions need to be made before hay is marketed in 1989. since these decisions will be made by a group of people (a producer Board of Directors and the KY Department of Agriculture personnel) …

Equipment And Chemical Advances In Harvesting And Storing Quality Hay, Michael Collins

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

In some areas of the country, many producers have gone to silage or haylage for storage of a portion of their forage. However, hay remains the most popular storage method for forage. Hay stores well for long periods and is better suited to cash sale and transportation over substantial distances than silage. Mechanical conditioning, which gained acceptance during the 1950's is probably still the greatest single change in hay harvesting and storage technology during this century. However, a number of other noteworthy changes and innovations have occurred in recent years which have helped to reduce the extent of losses during …

Alfalfa Hay: Quality Makes The Difference, Garry D. Lacefield

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

Alfalfa "Queen of the Forage Crops" is one of t.he most important forage legumes grown in the U.S. It can be grown over a wide range of soil and climatic conditions, it has the highest yield potential and the highest feeding values of all adapted perennial forage legumes. Alfalfa is a versatile crop which can be used for pasture, hay, silage, green-chop, soil improvements and human consumption (sprouts, etc.).

Foreword [1989], Garry D. Lacefield

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

This is the front matter of the proceedings.

Survey Regarding Internal Organization Of Seaall, February 20, 1989, Mary Smith Forman

Correspondence

A copy of a survey completed by Mary Smith Forman and then forwarded to Diana Osbaldiston concerning the internal organization of SEAALL.

Letter To Donna K. Bausch Regarding Scholarship Committee Guidelines, February 17, 1989, Pat Strougal

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Pat Strougal to Donna K. Bausch providing suggestions for changes to the Scholarship Committee guidelines.

Letter To Aall Leaders Regarding The Aall Annual Meeting, February 14, 1989, Jacquelyn Jurkins

Correspondence

A letter from Jacquelyn Jurkins to various AALL leadership groups providing information on the activities area at the 1989 AALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Donna K. Bausch Regarding Scholarship Committee Guidelines, February 13, 1989, Alva T. Stone

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Alva T. Stone to Donna K. Bausch detailing Stone's thoughts on changes to the Scholarship Committee guidelines & criteria.

Letter To Donna Bausch Regarding Award Of The Lucile Elliott Scholarship, February 10, 1989, Karin Den Bleyker

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Karin Den Bleyker to Donna Bausch expressing thanks for being selected as a winner of the Lucile Elliott Scholarship.

Letter To Donna Bausch Regarding The Seaall Scholarship Application Form, February 8, 1989, William Beintema

Scholarship Committee

A letter from William Beintema to Donna Bausch providing a suggestion for revision to the SEAALL scholarship application form.

Letter To Betty Kern Regarding Revisions To The Seaall Membership List, February 7, 1989, J. Wesley Cochran

Correspondence

A letter from J. Wesley Cochran to Betty Kern providing updates to the SEAALL membership list.

Leaf Scorch And Winter Drying Of Woody Ornamentals, Cheryl A. Kaiser, John R. Hartman, Mary L. Witt

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

Leaf scorch may occur on any species of tree or shrub. This foliar symptom indicates that not enough water is reaching the leaves. Leaf scorch is generally not infectious; however, a bacterial infection has been associated with leaf scorch in some trees.

Broadleaf evergreens and needled evergreens are subject to a winter condition similar to leaf scorch. This condition is called winter drying. Rhododendron, magnolia and pine are the Kentucky plants commonly affected.

Letter To J. Wesley Cochran Regarding Nomination For Position Of Secretary/Treasurer For The Academic Sis Of Aall, January 27, 1989, Timothy Coggins

Correspondence

A letter from Timothy Coggins to J. Wesley Cochran agreeing that Cochran can nominate Coggins for the position of Secretary/Treasurer of the Academic SIS of AALL.

Note To Michael Petit Regarding The Southeastern Law Librarian, January 11, 1989, Diana Osbaldiston

Correspondence

A letter from Diana Osbaldiston to Michael Petit providing the SEAALL Treasurer's report for publication in the Southeastern Law Librarian.

Fertilizer Value Of Cattle Dunghills In A Pasture Field, Kenneth L. Wells, Steve D. Davis

Soil Science News and Views

There were nearly 2.5 million cattle and calves in Kentucky in 1988. Most of these were maintained under pastureland conditions. Nutrients taken up by pasture plants, consumed by cattle, and re-cycled back onto fields by fecal and urine excretions can be a major source of nutrients for maintaining pastureland productivity. In order to estimate the value of this under grazing conditions, observations were made on a pasture field in Casey County, Kentucky, following stocking of the field with cattle.

Lucile Elliott Scholarship Recipients, 1989, Seaall

Scholarship Committee

A listing of the winners of the 1989 Lucile Elliott Scholarship.

"Why You Need A Law Librarian" Article, 1989, Seaall

Newsletter and Public Relations Committee

An article on why law firms need dedicated law library staff members. Exact author unknown--likely a collaborative effort between Publicity and Public Relations Committee members.

New Opportunities For Science Students In Agronomy, Wilbur Frye

Soil Science News and Views

High school students interested in science and looking for a field of study that will prepare them for a rewarding career will like the proposed new agronomy programs. The Agronomy Department at the University of Kentucky is preparing to offer undergraduate students three future-oriented options--Plant and Soil Management, Plant Science, and Soil Science. In designing these options, we tried to determine what agronomy students need to be prepared to do in a rapidly changing and highly competitive world of the 1990s.