Buffaloes Return to Kansas Pasture Drive Ranch Profit
Keith Yearout leads a 140 head buffalo herd at Rock Hill Ranch near South Haven Kansas. He says rising demand for buffalo meat and byproducts supports profitable ranching, with calves priced up to 800 at market and cows producing hides skulls and wind chimes. Buffaloes thrive on Kansas grass and require sturdy handling facilities. Yearout began in 1983 and notes buffaloes are tough smart and fast, with meat and hides providing multiple income streams.
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National Bison Assny
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Eva Yearout
Where the Buffalo Roamed Across the Plains
The article notes a drastic decline in buffalo range from about 1500 when they occupied numerous U S states plus Canada to 1870 when their range contracted to a smaller list of states and Canadian provinces. It highlights the loss of vast grazing grounds and the enduring footprint of this historic animal distribution.
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California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
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KU names director of services for its international students
Joe Potts will become director of KU's Office of International Student Services on July 1 succeeding Gerald Harris who died last fall. interim director Daphne Johnston returns to associate director duties as Potts brings extensive experience in international education and Mandarin Chinese fluency. Potts previously directed international undergraduate admissions at Fort Hays State University and taught ethics and leadership as an adjunct faculty member.
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Kansas University
Joe Potts
FHSU
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Gerald Harris
Daphne Johnston
Joe
James Kitchen
Fort Hays
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Japan
Pilot lands Piper trainer in dry wheat field near Eudora
TWA pilot Wendell Rone made a precautionary landing in a dry wheat field south of Eudora after a fuel gauge stuck, three miles from Vinland Valley Airport. He landed around 1 p.m. Wednesday, left the plane near county roads North 1106 and East 2300, then returned with unleaded fuel after securing the landowner's permission.
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Rone
Lake Quivira
Eudora
Douglas County
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