Winter wheat acres rise as soil moisture improves statewide
The state reports higher winter wheat planted areas due to better soil moisture, with Kansas harvesting 314.5 million bushels last year, down 34 percent from 2003. Nationally 30.5 million acres of hard red winter wheat and 6.6 million of soft red winter wheat were planted, both down from last year amid wet fall conditions. Kansas wheat stocks on and off the farm totaled 192.7 million bushels on Dec 1, down 30 percent from a year earlier.
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Ulysses hospital CEO resigns amid past turmoil and change
The Ulysses hospital announces the resignation of CEO Wilson after a tenure marked by controversy. Interim CEO James Tusten notes hospital stability as Mari Hanstead leads the search for a successor. Previous staff letters criticized Wilson for miscommunication and low morale among medical staff.
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Sebelius pushes tax plan with dedicated funding source
Kansas Governor Sebelius urges lawmakers to pass a tax plan this session with a dedicated funding stream and real specifics. Republicans previously rejected it, then awaited a Supreme Court ruling now guiding proposals. Sebelius notes no new school money and stresses sustaining programs with existing resources.
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Kansas farmers push for mad cow testing and Japan export opening
Kansas lawmakers push USDA to lift broad cattle mad cow tests and seek Japanese market access. Moran calls for Canada cattle review to ensure safe feeding and export protection. Rep Swaty urges Creekstone Farms testing all cattle amid debate on costs and free market impact. House Ag Chair Johnson to hold hearings.
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GCCC Deliberates Cost Cuts for Front Door Project
Trustees consider price realism checks by Gary Dick of Dick Construction and explore halving brickwork with alternate exterior on the remainder. Terri Worf praises the plan for a new main entrance, enrollment consolidation, updated classrooms, and adult education space while talks about a master plan retreat continue without a date.
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