Pharma rice permit sparks debate in Kansas
In Geary County 3200 acres face a USDA permit for Ventria Bioscience biotech rice to treat diarrhea. Critics, including the Center for Food Safety and Kansas Rural Center, urge denial citing contamination risks. supporters cite safety and science with Kansas officials optimistic the permit will be granted under strict conditions.
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Phelps seeks funding for visitor center in Kansas
Hays Rep Eber Phelps pressed for 200000 in federal funds to staff a Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area visitor center operated by Fort Hays State University Sternberg Museum. Construction began last fall with 3 million in federal grants funding the project, and completion is due by December drawing anticipated 90 000 annual visitors to a key central Kansas birding site.
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