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Little Chuck

  Chipoltle wants their pork to come from free-rooting hogs who eat non GMO rations and sleep in deeply bedded barns and Panera Bread came...

Decoration day

By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau Every year in preparation for Memorial Day, Wilma Jean Erbe visits the three cemeteries where her relatives are buried....

A Cowboy’s Faith: Downpours Better Than Drought

By Frank J. Buchman   “When it rains, it pours.” That’s certainly been the case in the past couple of weeks, and we’re thankful for it. For...

The clowns run the Fair

Kansas has added a new process to local school finance: groveling. At the governor’s direction, the legislature embedded significant cuts into their block grant edict – one...

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Michael Perry – Aqua Shield

By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University. Hobbs, New Mexico. A large apartment complex is...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust

A friend of mine has two rambunctious elementary school aged sons who love to spend their time picking at each other and roughhousing. Well,...

I remember Weddings

Since I last talked to you, we will have been to Manhattan to celebrate the wedding of our youngest grandson Mike and his bride...

Ag Camps To Help Children Understand Where Their Family’s Food Comes From

“Most children don’t know that milk comes from cows.” Even fewer have a clue bread is made from flour which comes from wheat, and saddest part...

Primitive Survival in Modern Times

I used to have a book that showed numerous ways Native Americans accomplished tasks like trapping wolves and catching geese that were essential to their survival....

Bill And The Bull (Best Of)

It was the one day that Bill hated to see. For 364 days he had the ranch to himself, doing as he pleased without...
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