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Agriculture is the state's largest economy. Investing in local communities with new ag processing facilities encourages growth and provides job security for both rural and urban Kansans. Agriculture groups in Kansas provide a joint statement.

These 1-minute segments feature topical subjects impacting Farm Bureau, agriculture and rural communities. The Voice of Agriculture can be heard twice daily, five times a week (Monday through Friday).

Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column

Indian summer comes and goes far sooner than any of us would like. Try to take a trip into the country soon. As you motor through farm country, notice the fields of corn, milo and soybeans. Look at the cattle, hogs and sheep grazing the pastures. Don't forget the Kansas farmer who helps feed you and your family.

A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.

These 1-minute segments feature topical subjects impacting Farm Bureau, agriculture and rural communities. The Voice of Agriculture can be heard twice daily, five times a week (Monday through Friday).

Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column

That’s why it’s so hard to stomach hearing about the many ways our Kansas and American farmers and ranchers are scrutinized today. Still, every year we expect farmers and ranchers to grow more and more food with less land. Every year they do so.

A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.

Kansas Farm Bureau is engaging in the topic of taxes and would like input from you, our members.

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