Month: January 2025
Choosing the Right Corn: Nutritionist Explains Cost-Effective Feeding Strategies for Beef Cattle
Beef producers make daily decisions about their animals’ feed based on factors such as age, sex, role in the herd, and cost. Kansas State University
Wichita Man Scammed Out of $15,000 by Fake Amazon, SSA, and U.S. Marshals Callers
A Wichita man in his mid-70s recently fell victim to a scam that cost him $15,000. Last summer, he received a call from someone claiming
Kansas Secures $17M Grant to Transform Maternal and Child Health Through CMS Program
Governor Laura Kelly announced that Kansas is one of 15 states chosen by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to join the Transforming
Kansas Corn Growers Association Celebrates 50th Anniversary at Kansas Corn Symposium January 30
The Kansas Corn Growers Association (KCGA) will kick off its 50th Anniversary celebration at the Kansas Corn Symposium on Thursday, Jan. 30, at the Salina
Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab Announces Bid for Governor in 2026 Election
In a press release, Secretary of State Scott Schwab has outlined his 2025 legislative agenda, focusing on modernizing government processes, reducing costs for Kansans, protecting
River Valley District’s 2024 Agricultural Land Leasing Arrangement Survey Meeting to be Held in Clyde
Kaitlyn Nelson, Livestock Production Agent The agricultural industry in recent years has faced increased volatility in commodity prices andtherefore uncertain profitability for farmers and ranchers.
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Elden Auker, professional baseball player
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University Who was the greatest all-around athlete in Kansas
Items Discussed During Clay County Commissioners Regular Meeting on January 7th
Topics discussed during the Clay County Commissioners’ regular weekly meeting on January 7th included: payroll for 2025, Day of Mourning decision, weather, and more. Whitney
Fort Riley will Operate with a Delayed Start Wednesday, January 8th
Fort Riley Release Fort Riley and the 1st Infantry Division will operate with a delayed start on Wednesday, Jan. 8. Details are attached and copied below.
Clay County Jury Trial Canceled as Defendant Takes Plea Deal
A jury trial was scheduled at the Clay County Courthouse to take place between January 6th and 9th. However, an announcement was released on January