Agriculture
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Ethan and Morgan Jones, LaSada Lodge
“LaSada.” That is said to be a Native American term for “place of peace.” It is also the name of a beautiful hunting lodge,...
Agriculture
Cattle Chat: Calve heifers early
K-State beef cattle experts share the advantages of calving heifers before the mature cows
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Most would agree that watching a new life...
Agriculture
This blind Kansas farmer can still change a tire, know when to harvest
It’s not only in visual images that one remembers. Sometimes it’s the smell of fresh-cut wheat, the sound of a well-tuned tractor or the feeling of...
Agriculture
Insight: Building for the Future
Greg Doering, Kansas Farm Bureau
All that’s left of the original home at the ranch is a foundation underneath an apple tree. Eventually, after years...
Agriculture
Garden Party: Save time, energy, money by planning now
K-State’s Patton shares tips for getting ahead on spring, summer gardens
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Come spring and summer, the Big Three of many Kansas gardens...
Agriculture
State official outlines tax credit for donors to Kansas non-profit groups
Gale highlights benefits of program during monthly First Friday call
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Doing a good deed in your community has its payoffs.
That was a...
Agriculture
Cover Your Acres conference highlights agronomic, economic issues
Jan. 18-19 event to look at what drives profitability for crop producers
OBERLIN, Kan. – The 19th annual Cover Your Acres winter conference will take...
Agriculture
Using federal programs to protect land value
As reported in High Plains Journal. Producers and landowners have opportunities to protect their land and enhance its value through multiple programs available from...
