Kansas News

By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau One of the misfortunes of progress in education is the demise of the small country school. As I look...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Radon, a naturally occurring element produced from radioactive decay in the soil is an odorless, colorless and tasteless gas, and the...

By Tom Parker MCPHERSON KS, December 31 - Kansas governor Sam Brownback's fiscal experiment has brought so many unprecedented changes and impacts to the state...

https://youtu.be/1ggIc1pOy8Y Great Video from the Missouri Department of Conservation on Eagles, Bird Feeding, and Vultures  

Scott Eckert, KSU County Extension Agent, Horticulture Hare´s Foot Fern is also called the Rabbit´s Foot Fern and is sometimes called the "Good Luck" plant...

A bull elk was recently killed illegally in Shannon County Missouri. The State is actively restoring the elk population and does not allow elk...

LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas City area fruit and vegetable growers on both sides of the state line are banding together to strengthen their supply...

Here comes January! It is a time of year that we think of getting organized for the coming year. Preparing our taxes for 2015...

WASHINGTON, December 23, 2015 – As of December 1, there were 68.3 million hogs and pigs on U.S. farms, up 1 percent from December...

By Tom Parker MCPHERSON, December 29 - At first glance, Courtney White might not seem like the ideal candidate to address the Kansas Graziers Association...