Farmers better prepared this time around in Kansas drought
The article reports that Kansas farmers, aided by higher taxpayer subsidized crop insurance, are better positioned to withstand drought after the 2000 reform act. Early claims show a looming, costly harvest with Greeley County leading losses at $5.76 million and statewide totals rising weekly.
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Kansas University students push back on tuition rise
LAWRENCE AP Students at KU react to the Kansas Board of Regents 25.2 percent tuition hike across six universities. Residents face per semester rates up to 1460 at KU and 926 at Fort Hays State. Some vow to max loans and work full time. others say higher costs are unfortunate but necessary amid reduced state funding.
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