"British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Trump on May 8 agreed to reduce tariffs on UK imports of cars and steel to the U.S., with Britain agreeing to lower tariffs on beef and ethanol, but implementation of the deal has been delayed."
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Britain Ready to Implement U.S. Tariff Deal, Trade Minister Says
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Britain is ready to implement its side of a tariff deal with the United States and is hopeful for a proclamation from U.S. President Donald Trump to put the agreement into effect in the coming days, t...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Mary Belle Zook grew up on a farm outside Waynoka, Oklahoma, a small town just east of the Panhandle, raising show animals and participating in 4-H and FFA."
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Student Unites Ag Background, Communication Skills, and Tribal Heritage to Create the Perfect Career
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Mary Belle Zook serves as the communications director for the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative (IFAI) through the University of Arkansas School of Law. IFAI works with Indigenous communities...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Increasing milk production seen so far this year and increasing cow numbers were anticipated to limit the upside potential of milk prices."
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Demand Seems Better Than Expected
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Higher cheese and butter production has not moved supplies above year-earlier levels. Increased milk production is being absorbed domestically and internationally.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Squirrels landing like superheroes? Adorable!
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"England is credited with developing and implementing several weather tools that are now widely used, including First Warning — a map in the corner of the TV broadcast showing which counties are under storm watches and warnings — and Storm Tracker, which shows severe weather timing for different areas."
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Trailblazing broadcast meteorologist Gary England dies at 85
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Iconic Oklahoma meteorologist Gary England died Tuesday, Jun. 10, at the age of 85, according to multiple news outlets.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Two members of the Oklahoma State University Rodeo Team are preparing for the biggest performance of the season. Carli Hawkins and Morgan Bagnell are among the top collegiate rodeo athletes competing at the 2025 College National Finals Rodeo."
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OSU Rodeo sends two to College National Finals Rodeo - Oklahoma State University
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Two members of the Oklahoma State University Rodeo Team are preparing for the biggest performance of the season.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Rollins responded to questions from U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids, D-Kansas, at a U.S. House Agriculture Committee hearing."
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USDA Secretary Says Kansas Food Safety Agency Terminations Were Part of ‘Imperfect Process’
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The firing and rehiring of federal workers at the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan was part of an “imperfect process,” U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins sa...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"The main mission for state officers is to motivate and inspire current students and advisors to achieve greatness within the FFA."
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New Kansas FFA state officer team ready to lead 13,700-plus members across 240 chapters
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The 2025-2026 Kansas FFA state officer team was selected at the 97th annual state convention May 30.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"On Thursday, both parties met in court to decide how much money, in legal fees, the city owes the newspaper."
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City of Marion to pay for violating Kansas Open Records Act following police raid on newspaper
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The City of Marion will have to pay for violating the Kansas Open Records Act.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"U.S. soybean exports for 2024-25 and 2025-26 held at 1.85 billion bushels and 1.815 billion bushels, respectively."
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Farm Futures morning grain market analysis
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Grow local, think global: talking ag policy with Josh and Hans. Corn fades overnight after hitting two-week high.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"A newborn foal named Percy, short for Perseverance, is on the road to recovery thanks to the dedicated care of the Oklahoma State University Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital’s Equine Internal Medicine team."
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A newborn foal named Percy, short for Perseverance, is on the road to recovery thanks to the dedicated care of the Oklahoma State University Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital’s Equine Internal Me...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
My bird bath brings all the boys to the yard!
You can attract birds to your outdoor spaces too, start by:
planting native flowers, shrubs, and trees that offer natural food and shelter;
providing fresh water year-round;
avoiding pesticides—bugs are bird food;
embracing a little wild—leaf litter and brush create natural habitat.
We can't promise painted buntings and cardinals, but the righ
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Your car can stand the heat, but a loved one cannot. Always look before you lock. Never leave your children or your pets alone in a car.
Safe Kids Kansas
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"Dr. Phillip Kesterson, Zoetis Technical Service veterinarian, says there is higher incidence of pink eye in young cattle if they have not been exposed before and have not developed any immunity."
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Cattle pink eye: Causes, treatment, and prevention for farmers
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Protect your herd from pink eye. Learn about causes, effective treatments, and prevention strategies for this costly cattle disease.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Garrett and Lindsey Rucks, a brother and sister duo, who, supported by their family and modern advancements, are redefining what it means to be part of a multigenerational farm."
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Florida Siblings Carve Out Their Own Roles On The Dairy
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Garrett and Lindsey Rucks, a brother and sister duo, who, supported by their family and modern advancements, are redefining what it means to be part of a multigenerational farm.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Kansas wildlife officials say that with heavy rains and warmer weather, snakes, including copperheads, become more active.
Several Winfield residents have reported seeing copperheads in their yards the last few days, and a woman said one of these venomous snakes bit her 7-year-old granddaughter.
Authorities say if you see a copperhead or other snake, leave it alone– do not attempt to capture, h
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"In 2007, the Kansas Legislature passed the Kansas Expanded Lottery Act (KELA) which made the KRGC the primary coordinator for state-wide gambling complaints."
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Gambling machines at Kansas businesses: legal or illegal?
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TOPEKA (KSNT) – 27 News reached out to the Kansas Lottery Commission and the Kansas Racing & Gaming Commission (KRGC) to learn about certain electronic gambling machines that have been po…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
You're about to go for a swim when you notice the water: 
has a neon green, pea green or blue-green color; emits a bad odor; and is covered with foam, scum or a thick paint-like substance on the surface.
Summer is prime time for blue-green algae blooms at Nebraska's waterbodies. When health alerts for toxins are issued, people (and pets) are advised to stay out of the water.
Nebraska's beac
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"In May, USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins suspended imports of Mexican cattle to try and keep screwworms out of the country. The ban will be evaluated month-to-month, depending on the progress of the flies."
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Ranchers may have to relearn how to fight an old enemy — the New World screwworm
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New World screwworms used to be a constant concern for ranchers, until they were eradicated from the U.S. in the 1960s. Now that they’re on their way back, those who remember dealing with them have ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's Wild Turtle Week!
In 2022, the ornate box turtle became Nebraska’s state reptile! With their eye-catching coloration and interesting adaptations, it’s easy to see why!
Box turtles occupy a unique niche here in Nebraska as our only terrestrial turtle, meaning they spend more time on land than in water. While on land these turtles are excellent at digging! They will dig holes in sandy ground
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Happy National Corn on the Cob Day!
Sweet corn season is right around the corner, and there’s a whole lot of agronomy behind every tasty ear. From selecting the perfect hybrid to managing soil, water, and pests—growing great corn is both an art and a science!
So, whether you like it grilled, buttered, or straight from the field, give a shoutout to the growers and agronomists who make summer
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BUYER BEWARE
The Kansas Highway Patrol urges you to be cautious when purchasing used vehicles.
In May, Troopers with the Kansas Highway Patrol Troop V Auto Theft Unit recovered a stolen 2022 GMC Sierra in Lyon County.
Troop V received information about an individual applying for Kansas title on the GMC. There were issues in the application because the VIN on the title was currently in use in
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"Members of a Kansas State University team that has built a one-stop source for data related to Kansas communities say the free, interactive tool will help to boost economic development across the state."
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K-State develops tool to help community, business leaders understand ‘All Things Kansas’
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Members of a Kansas State University team that has built a one-stop source for data related to Kansas communities say the free, interactive tool will help to boost economic development across the stat...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Did you know dragonflies can help control mosquitoes?
To attract mosquito eating dragonflies, you need to create the aquatic habitat necessary for their larval stage. While mosquitoes need only a couple of weeks in their aquatic larva, dragonfly larvae need permanent water sources with some specific requirements.
A 40 sq ft water feature, but a small pond is best.Plenty of submergent and float
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"As a young producer, Sipes observed the importance of federal crop insurance programs in sustaining farm operations through challenging times."
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Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Jim Sipes, Sipes Seed
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Jim Sipes is a fifth generation farmer in southwest Kansas. He got involved with farm organizations to work for policies that make it possible for future generations to come back to the farm, and now ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Baeten’s story starts with his parents, who established their dairy back in the early ’80s."
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Growing Pains and Big Gains: A Wisconsin Dairy's Fast-Paced Journey From 70 Cows to 700
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When Perry Baeten took over operation of his family dairy, he knew in order to survive, they also had to grow, get lean and become more efficient — even if that meant spending more money to make it ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Investigators believe they spotted Travis Decker hiking in Washington. Here’s what to know
Investigators believe they spotted Travis Decker hiking in Washington. Here’s what to know
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Officials said anyone residing in the area or staying in cabins should lock their doors and cars and check footage from cameras.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation says mountain lion kittens were caught on camera in two counties, providing evidence that mountain lions may be breeding within the state."
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Pictures show evidence that mountain lions may be breeding in Oklahoma
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Both pictures were captured by trail cameras installed by a private landowner and shared with the ODWC.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"The journey to becoming a farmer has been challenging at times, but she remains focused on her objectives."
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Boots to spores: Ohio veteran conquers mushroom cultivation
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Women in the Field: Military discipline meets mycology in path to farming business.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"No matter where you live in the United States, there’s a plethora of wild berries just waiting for you to pick them."
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How to Identify Common Wild Berries
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Timely tips on how and what to look for when picking wild berries, and spotting their look-alikes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"The eggs were distributed to retailers in Arizona, California, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, Washington, and Wyoming between early February and early to mid-May of this year."
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Check your fridge: Eggs recalled over salmonella outbreak
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The recall impacts 1.7 million cartons of eggs, federal officials said.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Whether you're growing or buying a watermelon at your favorite market, here's a good tip to remember. Check out other tips on ways to tell if certain fruits are ripe: www.farmersalmanac.com/when-to-harvest-common-fruits
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It's Kansas Dairy Month! Did you know that Kansas is home to 180,000 dairy cows on over 130 dairy farms, most of them family-run dairy farms? They produce over 4 billion pounds of milk annually. If you needed an excuse to enjoy some cheese or ice cream today, this is it! Support dairy farmers!
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"Firework stands will be opening a little earlier than usual in some places thanks to a new state law ahead of Independence Day."
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Kansas firework stands to open for 9 extra days
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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Firework stands will be opening a little earlier than usual in some places thanks to a new state law ahead of Independence Day. The Shawnee County Commission approved the 2025…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"The Kansas City District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is monitoring a rise in water levels at some lakes in the Sunflower State this month thanks to some recent rainfall."
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Rain benefits several Kansas lakes but drought conditions persist at some
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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Federal officials say several lakes in northeast Kansas benefitted from recent rainfall which brought water levels up last week. The Kansas City District of the U.S. Army Corp…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Cattle rustling may sound like a thing of the past, but the act of stealing livestock is still alive and well in Kansas."
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Kansas ranchers hit hard by cattle theft operations
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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Cattle rustling may sound like a thing of the past, but the act of stealing livestock is still alive and well in Kansas. Early Kansas history is steeped in stories of long cat…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Each month, we’ll share a tip to help boost financial resilience and prepare for weather-related challenges. This month: housing.
Did you know that fans create air flow and a false sense of comfort, but do not reduce body temperature or prevent heat-related illnesses? Do not rely on a fan as your primary cooling device. Roughly 40% of unwanted heat buildup in our homes is through windows. Stay c
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"Warmer temperatures and recent flooding create the perfect storm for pesky insects."
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Perfect storm for pests: Mosquitoes thriving with warm temperatures, recent flooding
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Many throughout south-central Kansas are still cleaning up from major flooding earlier this week as a new challenge emerges: keeping mosquitoes away.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Larson notes that each individual reacts to hot days different, so it’s important to listen to your body."
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Cool Ideas: K-State expert urges farmers to follow safety tips on hot days
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Summer’s hottest days are still ahead in Kansas, but farm and ranch work won’t stop during hot weather. Take steps to keep yourself safe as the temperatures rise.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"From broken limbs to completely uprooted trees, cleanup efforts are underway."
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Cleanup continues after flooding and storm damage in Wichita, El Dorado
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Fooding and storm damage cleanup continues in Wichita and El Dorado.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Tyler says being in FFA helped her adopt a service-focused mindset, which contributed to her record-breaking quest."
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Going for a Guinness World Record
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This year, Kaitlyn Tyler, a Parkside CTE FFA member from Maryland, is aiming for a record-breaking accomplishment.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"An announcement from the governor’s office says the investment could create thousands of jobs and infuse $3.5 billion into Chickasha’s economy."
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Industrial park powered by behind-the-meter solar announced for Chickasha
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Chickasha will soon be home to a new industrial park powered by its own solar farm. Gov. Kevin Stitt says it will be the city’s largest-ever private investment.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Emily Rugg crowned 2025 Miss Kansas
Emily Rugg crowned 2025 Miss Kansas
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Emily Rugg, Miss Meadowlark, was crowned Saturday evening during the 2025 Miss Kansas pageant at Pratt Community College.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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