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From the desk of Frank J. Buchman:
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Hay Harvest Has Changed
In his greatest imagination, Dad would have never believed how ranch hay processing could change in half a century. Back then, Dad left his grocery
Explosion Of Engineering Innovations For Early Day Tractors
The years before and after World War I were a remarkable time of engineering innovation for the materials and components of tractors. Advances from the 1900s
Combine Market Changes Through The Years
Equipment size and horsepower have grown fast over the years, and nowhere is that more true than combines. For the past two years, the Class
Southwest Kansas Farmers Brace For Water Cuts To Save Ogallala Aquifer
After decades of local inaction, Kansas lawmakers are pushing for big changes in irrigation. Some farmers are bracing for major changes in how they use
Working Cowboys Getting Ultimate Test At Santa Fe Trail Ranch Rodeo
Top working cowboys and their families from throughout the Midwest have July 5-6 circled on their calendars. “It’s the annual Santa Fe Trail Ranch Rodeo
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Kansas Is Nation’s Breadbasket
Known as the Wheat State and the breadbasket of the nation, Kansas typically produces more wheat than any other state. Winter wheat, which is grown