Answers to agriculture production and management concerns will be responded to at the Farm Profit Seminar, Wednesday, Feb. 20, Seneca.
Presented by the 580 WIBW Farm Department in cooperation with the Meadowlark District Extension, the program is set for the Nemaha County Community Center. It’s located at 1500 Community Drive. Continue reading →
It’s rodeo time and the home team is ready for all comers.
That’s the annual Kansas State University College Rodeo with the KSU Rodeo Team looking for action. Continue reading →
It’s rodeo time and the home team is ready for all comers.
That’s the annual Kansas State University College Rodeo with the KSU Rodeo Team looking for action. Continue reading →
If it has anything to do with horses there’ll most likely be something there about it some way shape or form.
That’s not a short description but surely a most accurate one for the upcoming EquiFest of Kansas. Continue reading →
“Mother Nature does exactly what she wants.”
Cows work just like her. When momma decides to give birth she’ll do it, or do her best trying. Continue reading →
“Hello. This is Monte Selby. I have a grant to write and sing songs about Morris County. Several people suggested I talk to you. Could I come by your office and visit?”
Sure, that’ll be fine. Continue reading →
Professional rodeo bareback bronc riding is generally considered a young cowboy’s sport.
Jared Keylon at 34-years-old would by some standards be considered nearly middle-aged, certainly not a kid anymore. Continue reading →
Kansas farm income is one of the hardest hit in the nation.
That’s according to David Widmar’s syndicated Agriculture Economic Insight. Continue reading →
“We sold the farm, but still live here; that was part of the agreement.”
Larry and Elsie MacArthur pride in their lives on the farm southwest of Richmond in Franklin County. Continue reading →
Monte Selby lyrics to Laura Mae:
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