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Why The Cattle Industry Might Not Use A Drug That Cuts The Pollution Of Manure And Pee

By CORINNE BOYER   GARDEN CITY — Nearly all American cattle spend their final months in massive feedlots, munching on feed designed to fatten them for slaughter. But...

Kansas Companies Participate in STEP Grant Trade Missions

The Kansas Department of Agriculture recently hosted two State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) Grant trade missions to Foro Mascotas Pet Food International in Guadalajara,...

KDA Seeks Marketing Advisory Board Members

The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s agricultural advocacy, marketing and outreach team is seeking talented Kansans to serve on the Marketing Advisory Board. The Kansas Department...

USDA Announces Change to Haying and Grazing Date

Farmers who planted cover crops on prevented plant acres will be permitted to hay, graze or chop those fields earlier than November this year,...

Governor praises NBAF operations transfer to USDA

Governor Laura Kelly praised federal officials for taking an important step toward transitioning operations of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) from New...

NBAF Animal Disease Lab In Kansas Has Switched Teams And It’s A USDA Thing Now

By BRIAN GRIMMETT   The terms for handing off the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan, Kansas, have been settled — even as the billion-dollar-plus research...

White House Announces $16 Billion In Aid To Farmers Hurt By China Trade Dispute

The Trump administration will provide $16 billion in aid to help keep farmers afloat as they reel from the yearlong trade war between the...

How To Talk About Climate Change In Rural America? Don’t Say Those Two Words

Rural communities are some of the most politically disenfranchised when it comes to climate policy, and last year’s National Climate Change Report showed they’re also among...

Food Hubs Connect Small Farmers To Communities In Need Of Produce

Between the growing warehouse district and the south side of Peoria, Illinois, sits 1312 SW Adams Street. The city-owned building looks like a great...

Thistle Caterpillar Adds One More Item To Soybean Farmers’ 2019 List of Woes

On top of trade disputes, a wet spring and late planting, many soybean farmers face yet another hurdle: the thistle caterpillar. Although it becomes the painted...
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