Pumpkin trailer brings joy to producer
Signal, St. John News Savannah Smith brought a pumpkin buffet, of sorts, to Pratt’s Merchant Park last Saturday.
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Highly pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) returns to Kansas
— Fall has brought a resurgence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) nationwide, and this week the Kansas Department of Agriculture identified HPAI in two Kansas counties: Johnson County and Neosho County.
EXPLAINER: How will OPEC+ cuts affect gas prices, inflation?
(AP) — Major oil-producing countries led by Saudi Arabia and Russia have decided to slash the amount of oil they deliver to the global economy. And the law of supply and demand suggests that can only mean one thing: higher prices are on the way for crude, and for the diesel fuel, gasoline and heating oil that are produced from oil.
Pumpkin trailer brings joy to producer
Signal, St. John News Savannah Smith brought a pumpkin buffet, of sorts, to Pratt’s Merchant Park last Saturday.
Scoular to acquire central Kansas elevator
mmatczak@scoular.com LINCOLN, Kansas (Oct. 6, 2022) -- Scoular, a multi-generational agribusiness serving farmers since 1892, has reached an agreement to acquire Walker Products’ grain handling facility in Lincoln, Kansas.
Emergency drought financial assistance available to farmers
forward with providing emergency assistance to communities being impacted by the drought to supplement USDA drought measures. “Supporting our communities financially as they deal with the impacts of the drought is just one piece of the puzzle solved when it comes to the water issues the state faces,” Ks.
Emergency drought financial assistance available to farmers
forward with providing emergency assistance to communities being impacted by the drought to supplement USDA drought measures. “Supporting our communities financially as they deal with the impacts of the drought is just one piece of the puzzle solved when it comes to the water issues the state faces,” Ks.
Kansas Farm Bureau donates $5 million for K-State’s new agriculture buildings project
MANHATTAN — Kansas Farm Bureau has pledged the largest donation in the organization’s history: $5 million over five years to support the Kansas State University College of Agriculture’s innovation centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy research. The two new innovation centers will focus on the development and diversification of Kansas and the world’s food and agricultural economy.
Emergency drought financial assistance available to farmers
forward with providing emergency assistance to communities being impacted by the drought to supplement USDA drought measures. “Supporting our communities financially as they deal with the impacts of the drought is just one piece of the puzzle solved when it comes to the water issues the state faces,” Ks.
