Month: February 2025
Avian Influenza Outbreak Prompts Policy Shift, Vaccine Debate, and Expansion to Dairy Farms
Recent developments in the avian influenza outbreak have brought several important issues to light. The Trump administration has shifted its approach to controlling the virus,
Kansas State Economists Urge Farmers to Plan for Upcoming Deadlines on Federal Farm and Crop Insurance Programs
Kansas State University agricultural economists are urging farmers to plan ahead for upcoming deadlines related to federal farm and crop insurance programs that provide financial
Dairy MAX Launches Better With Dairy to Engage Gen Z and Promote the Benefits of Dairy
Dairy MAX, a regional dairy council, is excited to launch Better With Dairy, a new initiative aimed at engaging Gen Z consumers by showcasing the
Scam Targeting Drivers With Fake Toll Fees Spreads Across Kansas
A scam targeting drivers is spreading as scammers send text messages claiming unpaid toll fees. Clicking the link in these messages can expose personal and
“In Bloom” Exhibition at K-State’s Beach Museum Celebrates 150 Years of K-State Gardens
The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University presents a new exhibition, In Bloom, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the K-State
Junction City Main Street Offering Grant Opportunities to Enhance Commercial Buildings
The Junction City Main Street Program supports business and property owners in enhancing commercial buildings within the Main Street district. In May 2022, in collaboration
BNSF Emergency Repairs at HWY 15/Buckeye Crossing in Abilene on Tuesday
City of Abilene The BNSF Railroad will be conducting essential emergency repairs at the railroad crossing located at HWY 15/Buckeye Ave and SW 3rd St
River Valley Extension District Receives Grant to Bring SNAP Access to Concordia Farmers Market
By: Ryan Duey The K-State River Valley Extension District has been awarded a “Hunger Free Kansas” grant by the Kansas Health Foundation totaling just over
Dairy Heifer Shortage Deepens as Farmers Shift to Beef, Driving Record Prices
Dairy heifers are facing tight supplies and record-high prices, mirroring trends seen in the egg industry. The latest USDA Cattle report shows just 3.914 million
Brig. Gen. Carlin Williams to Succeed Brig. Gen. Anthony Mohatt as Commander of Kansas Army National Guard
Brig. Gen. Carlin Williams will be sworn in as the assistant adjutant general – Army and commander of the Kansas Army National Guard during a