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.
Development at Kansas State University Kansas Profile Two little goats. That doesn’t sound like a lot, but perhaps it could be the beginning of an entrepreneurial career.
A Fox Farm’s wheat sample won first place at the 2022 Pratt County Fair in July with an entry of Doublestop CL+ kernels going on to the state fair competition last week. Nick Fox, sample owner, said Monday that a Reserve Grand Champion award from the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson for that entry was a pleasant surprise, and one that he felt pretty good about.
The Provenance Co., Lawrence, Kansas, premiered a short documentary about grassland regeneration on Sept. 24 at the Kansas City Underground Film Festival.
expansion in their newly restructured dealership network. These partnerships will bring MJE Livestock Equipment to farms and ranches across the continental United States.
Mike Egging of Pratt has an interest in old tractors, especially Farmall Internationals. The red ones. He came by that passion naturally as he grew up on a farm near Chadron, Nebraska and his father used on International equipment.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. and CHICAGO — The Purdue University/ CME Group Ag Economy Barometer farmer sentiment index rose 14 points in August to a reading of 117.
COLBY, Kan. – Forage and cattle management considerations for this fall and into the next year will be the emphasis of a series of meetings planned across the state to help producers make decisions given limited on-farm forage production and high feed costs.
As the demand for local foods grows, small- and mid-sized meat and poultry processors are looking to make investments to expand their capacity, create new markets for their product, and train the next generation of workers.
An August 7 incident involving a buffalo, an Ellsworth man and a Kansas sheriff ’s deputy did not end well and circumstances are still under investigation. Scott Schroeder, 56, of Bushton was killed in a probable buffalo attack and an unnamed Ellsworth deputy was injured. The buffalo also died.