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Spooky Stories of Kansas

It is that time of year, when all the ghosts, superheroes, and other costumes come out to play. The Halloween Season is upon us,...

Decoding cuss words

Web: www.miloyield.com This little story proves that there's a lot that can be learned in the rural classroom -- by students, teachers and administrators. A second-grade...

Here Come the Hawks

At breakfast this morning, a friend remarked about the number of hawks he recently saw covering a newly-cut soybean field. Ah, I thought, it’s...

Economic lessons with humor

With the national election just a few days away, it seems to me that there is a lot of loose -- sometimes hot --...

Farm woes

A few days before Longshoremen began a Sept. 30 strike to close U.S. ports on the east coast and Gulf, the American Farm Bureau...

It’s Fall Y’all Kansans

Fall has officially arrived. That means, changing leaves, changing focucs, and changing into sweaters. I always look forward to the Autumn season for its...

Her High-Ness (Best Of)

Once upon a time in a fairy tale alternate universe, the Grand Champion of the Royal Cattle Show was proclaimed the "Queen of the...

Obituary of Roger Verdon

Adieu, Santa Roger Verdon, the burly Irishman from New York who found love and home in Little Sweden, died Sunday, Oct. 6, at his home...

The Good Nature of Humanity

Sometimes life can get us down. It can stress us out and put a little bit too much on our plates. But that doesn't...

Urban lad’s cow description

It's encouraging that many urban schools are making an attempt to introduce their students to agriculture, farming, ranching, natural resource conservation, and the ins...
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