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FFA Students travel to Paradise, KS to help build fences on fire-damaged land

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On Dec. 16, 2021, in Paradise, Kansas, a wildfire burned hundreds of thousands of acres, hundreds of miles of barbed-wire fencing, dozens of farm buildings and farm...
Agriculture

USDA releases new report on barging and agriculture

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As reported in High Plains Journal Farmers have always been among the most important supporters of the United States inland waterway system. The ability...
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Kansas doesn’t have a state fruit. These fourth- and fifth-graders have a big idea to fix that.

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SABETHA — It had been just a regular lesson on government in Jobi Wertenberger's fourth grade class when Halle Renyer asked him a question...
Health

Hutchinson Regional Employees Participate in Honor Walk

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Last week, as more than 100 Hutchinson Regional Medical Center (HRMC) employees lined the hallway leading out of the ICU, the unit’s doors opened...
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Amid drought conditions in Kansas, western U.S., lawmakers weigh overhaul of water policy, new state agency

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Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink — or irrigate, as the case may be. That is the situation large swaths of Kansas are facing...
Agriculture

Southwest Kansas FFA chapters see new life

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As reported in High Plains Journal, you can hear how proud Mark Hager is of his students in his voice. Hager is in his first...
Agriculture

Water secretary needed cabinet position in Kansas, lawmaker says

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As reported in High Plains Journal, Legislation that would create a water secretary to serve on the governor’s cabinet makes sense to a Kansas...
Kansas Community News

EquiFest of Kansas’ 25th annual exposition brings in national horsemanship experts

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EquiFest of Kansas plans to celebrate its 25th annual festival with multiple national horsemanship experts, including Michael Gascon, Chris Cox and Phil Haugen. Gascon, one...
Kansas News

Don’t let cupid’s arrow pierce the pocketbook

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Topeka, Kan. – Roses are red, violets are blue; the Kansas Insurance Department has tips to financially protect you! One in ten Americans fall...
Kansas News

Seasonal Celebrations – Valentine’s Day

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This Just In...Education and Training Information courtesy of Kansas Farm Bureau's Education and Training Division Valentine’s Day is a day where we show our love and...
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