DC_GR310 Manhattan, KS Tue March 26, 2019 Kansas Department of Agriculture Kansas Hay Market Report Ground/Grinding alfalfa movement: Southwest/South Central Tonnage: 9,076/5,686... Read more
By Duane Schrag Special to the Rural Messenger When word that House Bill 2273 had been introduced in the Energy, Utilities and Telecommunications committee last month, it took some people by... Read more
How did I celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Ah very quietly, we enjoyed a meal of bangers and mash. Originally from England, bangers and mash quickly became a popular Irish dish. We served our... Read more
POLITICS DERIVED FROM THE WORD ‘POLY’ MEANING ‘MANY’. AND THE WORD ‘TICKS’ MEANING ‘BLOOD SUCKING PARASITE’. There are many who have the words of wisdom that describe the American Dre... Read more
COUNCIL GROVE – April is an exciting time for hunters as the weather begins to warm, the sound of gobbles echo through the woods. It’s turkey season. If you know a novice hunter age 11-16 wh... Read more
LINDSBORG ‒ As we prepare to change seasons, City Hall prepares to help spring make the turn. Construction of the $1 million Välkommen Trail extension in north Lindsborg will begin April 1,... Read more
As children grow, it’s important for them to get enough vitamins and minerals to ensure optimal health. Most kids get adequate amounts of nutrients from a balanced diet, but under certain ci... Read more
Cucumbers are one of the most popular produce items grown and sold around the world. You’re probably well acquainted with their crisp crunch and mild, fresh flavor. However, you may wonder t... Read more
New herbicide modes of action are few and far between, with almost 20 years since the most recent new herbicide and many more years before upcoming herbicides will receive approvals. During... Read more
High prices have cured high prices in the agricultural industry, and the change in marketplace opportunities has necessitated a change in management style. During a Community National Bank A... Read more
