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Tom Takes a Trip Down Ad Astra Memory Lane

Friday, August 25 by News Room

By Brenna Eller After being the owners of KIKS and KIOL in Iola, Kan., for over 20 years, Tom Norris and his wife Monica wanted to know that their stations would be taken care of. Because of his long history with Ad Astra... Read More.

I-70 Construction in Geary County Impacts Travel Time for K-State Fans

Tuesday, August 22 by News Room

GEARY COUNTY, Kan. — Motorists traveling I-70 through Junction City in Geary County can expect delays due to an ongoing pavement replacement project. The Kansas Department of Transportation reports extended delays which can be expected during weekday... Read More.

Savage Earns Nod on Bednarik Award Watch List

Monday, August 14 by News Room

MANHATTAN, Kan. (www.kstatesports.com) – For the third time this preseason, Kansas State senior safety Kobe Savage was named to the watch list for a major college football honor as he is a candidate for the 29th Chuck Bednarik Award, the Maxwell Football Club... Read More.

Take time for the Kansas State Fair Cowtowns and Skyscrapers

Friday, August 4 by News Room

The Kansas State Fair is Our Largest Educational Tool in the State, Thanks to So Many Volunteers By Jennifer M. Latzke, Kansas Farmer KANSAS — The Kansas State Fair has been bringing Kansans together for 110 years. Some come for the midway... Read More.

Dairy labeling comment time ends Monday

Thursday, July 27 by Brownfield Ag News

Dairy groups are encouraging farmers and consumers to comment on the Food and Drug Administration’s draft guidance for dairy labeling before it’s too late. Brody Stapel Brody Stapel with Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative tells Brownfield it’s important for consumers to know what’s in their food.... Read More.

Time and money both short in the farm bill

Monday, July 10 by Brownfield Ag News

The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says he is optimistic the new farm bill will be completed by the end of the year. Zippy Duvall tells Brownfield the four agriculture committee leaders have confidence a bill can pass the finish line, but... Read More.

Anthrax confirmed in Minnesota livestock for the first time in a decade

Friday, July 7 by Brownfield Ag News

The Minnesota Board of Animal Health has confirmed the state’s first case of anthrax in livestock since 2013. Senior veterinarian Dr. Katie Cornille says the disease sickened multiple cattle and a horse in Kittson County in the northwest corner of the state. “The most important... Read More.

Rains come in the nick of time for North Iowa farmer

Wednesday, July 5 by Brownfield Ag News

A north central Iowa farmer says recent rains have been just what his crops need. Brent Renner grows corn and soybeans near Klemme and tells Brownfield it had been abnormally dry going into the last week of June. “But we have pretty consistently the last... Read More.

House Majority Whip: “massive failure” if new farm bill isn’t done on time

Wednesday, July 5 by Brownfield Ag News

Pressure is mounting on lawmakers to pass a new farm bill before the current bill expires. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer was recently asked by Brownfield Ag News if he thinks that will happen. “Well for me, it would be a massive failure if it... Read More.

Farmer says weekend rainfall came at the perfect time

Tuesday, June 13 by Brownfield Ag News

Southern Indiana farmer Ben Kron says rain over the weekend provided some relief to crops. “We probably didn’t get a rain for about at least three weeks, if not a little bit more,” he says. “We had gotten to a point where we were... Read More.

Dairy exports see first major decline in some time

Friday, June 9 by Brownfield Ag News

The U.S. Dairy Export Council says the volume of exports in April had its largest month-to-month decline in four years with weakness in nearly all categories. U.S. milk export volumes were down 13 percent while values dropped 17 percent to more than $697 million... Read More.

Producers surveyed say it’s not a good time to make large investments on their farms

Thursday, June 8 by Brownfield Ag News

Three-fourths of farmers surveyed in the latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer say it’s a bad time to make large investments in their operations. Jim Mintert is the survey’s principal investigator and director of Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture. “The Farm Capital Investment Index... Read More.

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