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9/24/2018
It’s critical to train young people and go over safety precautions before harvest begins. Beyond the tasks associated with driving harvest equipment, recognizing potential hazards should be discussed.
9/21/2018
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
9/19/2018
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column
9/18/2018
Like their neighbors and farmers across Kansas will tell you, the Reeds “never look a gift horse in the mouth.” This late summer’s rain trotted across much of the Sunflower State and crop producers will find a way to work around the wet spots while dreaming about newly planted wheat with plenty of subsoil moisture to propel it into 2019.
9/17/2018
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).
9/15/2018
Kansas Farm Bureau will celebrate its 100th annual meeting Dec. 2-4 in Manhattan. This annual meeting will mark more than a century of work for the state’s largest farm organization.
9/14/2018
A 5-minute radio program featuring a recap of the weeks' agriculture-related news and commentary.
9/13/2018
KFB is hiring for Member Services Coordinator/Special Events Planner. The right person will be involved in all aspects of event planning and coordination; education of our staff, volunteers and members; as well as, the design and creation of marketing materials.
9/13/2018
Features veteran Kansas farm journalist John Schlageck, who authors Kansas Farm Bureau's long-standing weekly newspaper column
9/12/2018
The doodlebug that stopped in our little village of Seguin, population 50 with dogs and cats, usually came mid-morning, about 10:15. Back in those days you could almost set your watch by its arrival. And that’s how my dad received his two daily papers on the same day.