Agriculture Report for Garden City Forecast
Forecast covers Garden City area with a tonight thunderstorm risk and 40 percent precipitation chance. Tonight mostly cloudy with south winds 6 to 12 mph. humidity around 70 percent. Tomorrow partly sunny and breezy with 12 to 25 mph south-southeast winds and 8 to 12 hours of sunshine. Humidity 65 percent early, 30 percent by afternoon. Soil temperature notes and livestock stress categories appear but data is incomplete.
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National Forecast Kansas Road Condition Hotline
The national forecast highlights July 9 2008 with emphasis on the Kansas road condition hotline 511. The notice directs travelers to use the 511 service for up to date travel and road status information across Kansas.
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Lawmakers seek cost analysis on illegal immigration in Kansas
In Topeka lawmakers failed to pass a hard line immigration bill this year but will return next year with a Legislative Division of Post Audit study. The review will quantify costs of benefits and services to illegal immigrants, tax revenues, and effects on labor costs and the job market, guiding future policy.
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Harvest winds down in southern Kansas
In southern Kansas, harvested wheat neared complete, with 79 percent of the winter crop in by Monday as wet spring weather and hail affected yields. Farmers moved fast to finish, helped by custom cutters, while prices above eight dollars a bushel spurred quick sales and storage decisions.
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Spring crops thriving in Kansas amid wet weather
The Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service reports 56 percent of corn in good to excellent condition, 33 percent fair, and 11 percent poor to very poor. Soybeans show 3 percent excellent, 57 percent good, 32 percent fair, 7 percent poor, and 1 percent very poor. Sorghum stands 5 percent excellent, 62 percent good, 26 percent fair, 6 percent poor, and 1 percent very poor with sunflowers at 4 percent good and 37 percent fair.
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