Drought Drains Kansas Lakes and Croplands Threatening Livestock
The Kansas drought cripples lakes and rivers causing shoreline losses, eroded cropland, and scarce pasture. Conservationists warn recovery is unlikely without major rainfall. Wildlife areas dry up, fish salvage is attempted, and hay prices surge as farmers struggle to feed livestock amid extreme heat.
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Bud Davis
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Natural Resources Conservation Service
Salina
Jetmore
Hain
Hodgeman County Wildlife Area
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Keith Sebelius
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Webster Lakes
Bill Graves
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Turtle Creek
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Dodge City
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