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6/28/2017
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
6/28/2017
The YF&R program will host a work day on Saturday, July 22 to assist those affected by wildfires in Clark and Lane/Ness counties.
6/26/2017
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column
6/26/2017
For generations, children who grow up and work with their parents on the family farm have learned valuable skills about cultivating crops. While they are learning to sow seeds, cultivate weeds and harvest grains, flowers and vegetables they are also gaining knowledge.
6/21/2017
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
6/21/2017
Kansas Farm Bureau is engaging in the topic of agritourism and would like input from you, our members.
6/20/2017
Five Farm Bureaus (two of whom are in Kansas!) were selected from a competitive pool of applicants to each receive a $500 grant from the American Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Program to help fund “Our Food Link” projects.
6/20/2017
Ten Kansans graduated from Kansas Farm Bureau’s Masters program this month. The program offers an up-close look at life on Kansas farms and the ag industry with six educational capsules.
6/19/2017
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column
6/19/2017
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).