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Kan. schools win Fuel Up to Play 60 Physical Activity Challenge

This spring, the Kansas State Department of Education and Midwest Dairy Council teamed up to encourage schools to showcase how their schools got active each day. Five Kansas schools were announced as winners in the Fuel Up to Play 60 Physical Activity Challenge. Kansas Runner-Up Schools (alphabetical order): Eisenhower Elementary School, Norton Community USD 211, Norton; Lincoln Elementary School, McPherson USD 418, McPherson; Ridgeview Elementary, Olathe School District USD 233, Olathe; ...


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May 30-- Beef Empire Days Garden City, KS
Jun 1-- Kansas Junior Angus Preview Show [View Info] Hutchinson, KS
Jun 2-- Kris Black "Cream Of The Crop" Annual Spring Sale Crawford, OK
Jun 16-- A Bar Ranch Cowhorse Classic Horse Sale Pryor, OK
Aug 24-- Express Ranches Annual Big Event Production Sale Yukon, OK
Oct 1-- Express Ranches Ranchers Bull & Commercial Female Sale Yukon, OK
Oct 3-- National Angus Tour, Kansas [View Info] ,
Feb 16-- Bradley 3 Ranch Angus Annual Bull Sale Estelline, TX



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Officers give suggestions to farmers to be road legal


Officers Steven Rice and Bryan Werth mainly discussed size and weight restrictions as related to farm vehicles, as well as bridge restrictions. "But like

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Experience firsthand


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Wheat tour posts optimistic number


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Dude, it's beef


Gary Acuff, the director of the Center for Food Safety at Texas A&M University, said this product was born from consumer demand for lean, safe

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Trent Loos

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There is a job for you


"The declining U.S. jobless rate may soon get another push downward as Americans lose extended unemployment benefits. "From April 7 through May 12, about 370,000

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Just a scoop full


A lot of smaller feedlots and individual cattle feeders are somewhat frustrated in trying to buy feeder cattle that have a chance of making any

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