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Andrew Tade/Rising cropland values could both hurt and help Kansas farmers as general inflation already adds uncertainty to 2022. -
Brian Grimmett/Kansas News ServicePRATT, Kansas — This summer marks the third year that Kansans have grown hemp for industrial uses.Yet growing the less sexy cousin of the plant associated…
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The United States Department of Agriculture is seeking public comment on changes that it says will make getting loans for major projects easier for... -
In January, amid much fanfare and optimism, China and the United States signed phase one of a trade deal intended to be the first step toward ending the...
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President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday to shore up the country’s meat production amid concerns about worker safety at meatpacking plants. The...
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GARDEN CITY, Kansas — Before June 2018, finding cattle that were potentially exposed to diseases was time-consuming and complicated, requiring a...
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A much-anticipated update to the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement is one step closer to implementation. On Tuesday, the Senate Finance...
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On a side street near the Des Moines Water Works, a tall fence surrounds three garden plots. Geese fly overhead while trucks drive past a sign between...
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has proposed three changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) this year. They affect the…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has paid out a record $4.24 billion in claims for acres farmers couldn’t plant this year. The “prevented planting”...
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The number of black farmers in the U.S. is shrinking — down to less than 2% of total farmers — and many are losing their land.Members of the Kansas Black…
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During 2019, the curveballs thrown at farmers began with the partial government shutdown in January, when some U.S. Department of Agriculture agencies...
