News & Issues
Rural America Grew Early in Pandemic, Mostly in Recreational Counties
Remote work opportunities could have contributed to more people moving to scenic rural destinations
by Xcaret Nuñez, Harvest Public Media
January 26, 2023
News & Issues
Fertilizer Washes off Midwest Farm Fields and Taints Communities’ Drinking Water, Poisons Gulf of Mexico
As Rainfall Events Become More Intense and Frequent, Fertilizers Applied to Midwestern Farmland Wash Away, Contaminating Waterways Near and Far
by Ignacio Calderon
December 10, 2021
News & Issues
‘Highway to Hemp’: Waves of Fiber and Grain
Life on The Cutting Edge of the Emerging Industrial Hemp Economy
by Cami Koons
December 1, 2021
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News & Issues
‘Steward of the Land’: Missouri Farmer Foresees Successful 2021
Keeping a Wary Eye on the Missouri River as Grain Prices Soar and Federal Subsidies Flow
by Jacob Douglas
March 17, 2021
News & Issues
Big Mood Swings Down on the Farm
Optimism Jumps With Big Crop, Higher Prices and Government Checks
by Jacob Douglas
November 12, 2020
Art House
Art House Extra | ‘The Disrupted’ Explores Working Life in America
Film Features Kansas Farmer
by Multiple Reporters
September 11, 2020
News & Issues
Proposed ‘Agrihood’ Near Lawrence Would Tap Farming Roots
Douglas County Board of Commissioners Approves Plan
by Jacob Douglas
July 30, 2020
Funding for Flatland
Provided By
William T. Kemper, Commerce Bank, Trustee
The Fred and Lou Hartwig Family
Jo Anna Dale
Robert & Marlese Gourley
Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder
News & Issues
Missouri River Town Struggles to Survive 2019 Flood
Holt and Atchison Counties Face Long Road to Recovery
by Jacob Douglas
June 17, 2020
