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8/18/2017
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
8/17/2017
Educators! The Save the Soil Challenge is open! Your class could win a 3D printer and Visa gift card.
8/16/2017
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column
8/15/2017
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).
8/14/2017
Today, detractors of farming and ranching are making it increasingly difficult for this vital industry to progress and prosper. That’s why it’s more important than ever to share information about our skills and attributes with those unfamiliar with our calling.
8/11/2017
Youth doing work that doesn’t match their developmental level and abilities increases the risk of injury. Children, teens, and adults working on farms face hazards not encountered in other jobs. Use these guidelines to help determine if a youth is ready to perform a job and learn more about hazards and keeping working youth safe.
8/11/2017
Applications for the 2018 Spring White-Reinhardt mini-grants are due Sunday, October 15. These grants are offered to state and county Farm Bureaus for ag literacy projects for grades K-12.
8/9/2017
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
8/9/2017
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).
8/9/2017
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column