Wheat boost from rain lifts region’s winter crop outlook
In a note from editor Dena Sattler, the Telegram reports timely rainfall across the Tes region pushed year-to-date precipitation above normal, increasing prospects for a strong winter wheat harvest for local producers. The added moisture improves yield potential and helps stabilize farmers’ outlooks amid variable weather.
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Wheat crop outlook and rain lift Kansas farming prospects
Garden City area precipitation reached 4.76 inches this year as drought lessened statewide. USDA reports winter wheat status mostly fair to good with little very poor, while the Wheat Quality Tour tracks this year's production potential. Producers face weather, rust threats, volatile prices, and input costs, with trade and policy shaping farm income and local economies.
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Editorial comment on Fifteen Dollar Minimum Wage plan
An online comment from GCTelegram.com responds to a column urging a 15 per hour minimum wage. The commenter argues fast food jobs aren’t a primary family income and education matters. The remark references Governor Ralph Ostmeyer and a Kansas Legislature budget story from today’s edition.
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Rhetoric, Plato and Aristotle meet in Trump debate
Kathleen Parker argues that Aristotle’s view of rhetoric as a regulated art for democracy contrasts with Platos warning about manipulation. She cites UVA law professor Sayler’s critique of Donald Trump using ethos pathos and logos, labeling him a demagogue and warning of anti intellectual trends. The essay urges teaching rhetoric to guard against demagogues.
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Reality still best in education says Schrock on VR promise
Dr. John Richard Schrock editor of the Kansas School Naturalist argues virtual reality in classrooms lags real learning due to lack of true interaction, test truthfulness, and real consequences. He notes VR systems remain costly and education still benefits from hands on real labs and experiences.
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Lack of leadership hurts state
Gerry Schultz, a veteran Garden City attorney, laments a lack of leadership in Kansas during the veto session. He warns that focusing on court appointment processes and unvetted bills distracts from urgent issues like schools, highways, and budgets, urging voters to demand accountability and functional governance.
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