Garden City Telegram Staff Directory and Contact Details
The Garden City Telegram provides a full staff directory with editors reporters and departments including Dena Sattler editor, Brett Riggs managing editor, Angie Haflich reporter, Brett Marshall sports editor, J Levi Burnfin, Debbie Schiffelbein bridal obituaries, and others. It lists contact emails and phone numbers, circulation lines, advertising and printing contacts, and postmaster mailing address.
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Fox
Brett Marshall
Bmarshall
J. Levi Burnfin
Iburnfin
Gray County Farmer Harvests Dryland corn Field
Gray County farmer Joe Jury works a dryland corn field on Tuesday cutting and gathering mature stalks amid a sunny day.
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Gray County
Joe Jury
Kansas corn harvest could set state record in 2016
In southwest Kansas, Gray County farmer Joe Jury reports 115 to 180 bushels per acre on a rain-rich season with 30 inches of moisture since January. National and state forecasts project record corn production, while prices dip and disease and pests challenge some fields. Jury cites drought history, irrigation limits, and El Nino rains as keys to the bumper crop, hoping the good yields persist beyond this year.
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Wngalls
Joe Jury
Kansas
Gray County
Jury
National Agricultural Statistics Service
U.S
Sue Schulte
Kansas Corn Growers Association
Schulte
Jerald Kemmerer
Dodge City
Kemmerer
Darren Busick
Reno County Extension
Busick
Pride Ag
Kansas Farm Management Association
Ingalls
Pride Ag Resources
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
100Th Meridian
Zebulon Pike
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Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
N. Seventh St
Garden City
Dena Sattler
Newsroom
Brett Riggs
Riggs
Gctelegram
Scott Aust
Saust
Megan Jones
Angie Haflich
Ahaflich
Brad Nading
Nading
James Dobson
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Nancy Miller
Jerry Naab
Xayyasit Louangrai
Joseph Burns
Garden City Telegram
P.O
Gollan Marvese
Amy Bickel
Agland
Kansas Corn
Scott Aee
Aia
Featuring
Ted Cory
Aateur
Saline County
Mona
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