TOPEKA — Kansas farm leaders are pushing Congress to get back to work and solve problems facing the agriculture industry, pointing out that a closed government doesn’t mean U.S. lawmakers can’t be in session.

Governor Laura Kelly announced on Tuesday, Oct. 28, that Kansas has joined 22 other states to file suit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the SNAP suspension.

Democrats and Republicans have different proposals to keep feeding hundreds of thousands of Kansans. Food banks are preparing for an influx of demand.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced that Farm Service Agencies (FSA) resumed core operations on Oct. 23, providing crucial support to Kansas farmers. There are 106 Farm Service Agencies in Kansas,

There’s an emerging threat to Kansas cattle and human health, but one that experts at Kansas State University are prepared to monitor, diagnose and counter, as part of the university’s mission to

Water is the backbone to the rural Kansas economy. It’s in all of our best interests, no matter where we live in the state, that we invest in securing the future of that water supply.”

Kansas officials issued a public notice after testing confirmed the invasive Asian longhorned tick was identified in Franklin County and posed an emerging threat to animal and human health. It was the first known detection in Kansas of the prolific tick,

Our goal is that the Center for Agriculture and the Economy will reflect this two-way exchange where, in addition to us taking in information, we also produce research and resources that provide value to those connected to agriculture,

See Wichita-area restaurants, stores & hotels that passed health inspections. Forty-five businesses made the latest list.

The Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) is proposing a big change on how they regulate water here in Kansas, that some are saying could harm businesses. KDA hosted a public hearing on Monday morning,