Forester challenges Kansas tree misconceptions
Kansas State University forester John Strickler rebuts jokes about a treeless Kansas by noting the state has about 1.5 million acres of forest producing 30 million board feet of lumber annually. He cites a $75 million to $100 million economic impact from timber and emphasizes forest roles in water quality and erosion prevention as the state inventories its forest land for the first time since 1981.
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Chiefs game day boosts economy in Kansas City area
Chiefs home games draw 78 000 fans to Arrowhead and fill bars while police activity drops about 20 percent on Sundays. Merchants report steady or shifting traffic as shoppers time visits around the game, with some restaurants and stores in Missouri noting slower periods during Chiefs Sundays.
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Farm analyst blasts environmentalists
Dennis Avery of the Hudson Institute in Kansas urges a counterattack against environmentalists he labels zealots. He champions high yield farming as better for wildlife and cites pesticide use as tightly regulated and safe while criticizing organic methods as inferior and harmful to conservation aims.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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