Below average yields seen from drought, freeze
Wed, 06/17/2026 - 9:18pm
Kansas wheat harvest continues to advance despite challenges from drought, freeze damage and market volatility.
Kansas wheat harvest continues to advance despite challenges from drought, freeze damage and market volatility.
Summer’s hottest days are likely still ahead in Kansas, but Tawnie Larson knows that “farm and ranch work won’t stop during hot weather.”
Megan Horsager is not looking forward to buying more fuel for her farm.
The Trump administration’s proposed budget for the USDA “eliminates programming that does not serve a core mission, such as radical transgender and Green New Scam ideologies” according to budget documents.
Farming’s a tough business. Most of the people doing it now, at scale, are driven survivors with a knack for innovation, like Thayne Larson.
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