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Kansas Department of Agriculture to enforce quarantine on invasive tree species
3+ week, 5+ day ago (347+ words) Headline: Heat Advisory from TUE 1:00 PM CDT until TUE 8:00 PM CDT KANSAS. (KAKE) - The Director of Communications with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, Heather Lansdowne, says starting January 1, the department is issuing a quarantine that prevents the sale or movement…...
Kansas farmers suffer from tariffs and closing of Strait of Hormuz, ag experts say
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (1102+ words) TOPEKA — Trade tariffs cost the United States about $15 billion in losses in the Chinese market alone, agriculture policy experts said Friday. Sandro Steinbach and Shawn Arita, associate professors at North Dakota State University’s Agricultural Risk Policy Center, spoke about international…...
Brown wheat mite activity confirmed in Kansas, K-State reports
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (340+ words) Yahoo MANHATTAN (KSNT) – The Kansas State University Entomology Department reports that a pest that attacks wheat crops is confirmed to be active in parts of the state. K-State Entomologist Anthony Zukoff reported in an agronomy e-update on Thursday, March 12, that…...
Kansas soybean farmers 'living with the damage' from tariff trade war
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (130+ words) As the U.S. Supreme Court rules against Trump's tariffs, Kansas farmers and soybean producers especially have to live with the damage from trade wars. Kansas soybean farmers 'living with the damage' from tariff trade war Kansas farmers and soybean producers especially…...
Proposed bill would require Kansas gov. to submit personal food assistance data to feds
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (595+ words) TOPEKA — An ongoing battle between the attorney general and Kansas governor about releasing Kansans’ personal data to the federal government made its way to a Tuesday committee hearing on a bill intended to force the governor’s hand. Senate Bill 428 requires…...
Trump’s backing of year-round E15 sales may aid Kansas farmers
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (317+ words) TOPEKA (KSNT) – Within the last few days, President Donald Trump has publicly expressed his support for selling E15 fuel year-round—a move that could have a significant impact on Kansas farmers. Soybean and corn farmers in Kansas have recently seen profits…...
When will Kansas ban candy and soda from food stamps with SNAP waiver?
7+ mon, 4+ week ago (108+ words) It's been eight months since Kansas submitted a SNAP waiver request to USDA asking permission to ban food stamps from buying candy and soda. When will Kansas ban candy and soda from food stamps with SNAP waiver? Eight months after…...
Kansas farmers say $12B federal relief package will help now, but won't fix long-term pressures
9+ mon, 1+ day ago (448+ words) CONWAY SPRINGS, Kan. (KAKE)— Kansas farmers are reacting to a new federal aid package that will provide one-time payments to growers affected by this year’s tariff-related market losses. The White House announced a 12 billion dollar relief program this week, saying…...
With SNAP benefits still delayed, here's where families in Kansas City can get fresh produce this weekend
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (182+ words) Many families across Kansas City are still reeling from weeks-long delays in their SNAP benefits. Even though payments are expected to resume soon, the urgency for food assistance hasn't eased — this weekend, community groups are once again stepping up to…...
Kansas November SNAP benefits not going anywhere after being disbursed on Friday
10+ mon, 2+ day ago (252+ words) KANSAS (KSNT) — The Kansas Department of Children and Families (DCF) has announced that for now, SNAP benefits are here to stay. Starting in November, Kansans went without SNAP benefits for nearly a week, until a federal court order forced the…...