Hemp industry hurdles slow Kansas hemp expansion
Kansas hemp grower licensing dropped from 218 in 2020 to 81 this year as farmers face evolving rules and costly equipment needs. Shining Star Hemp Co. processes in Pratt using complex systems to separate fiber, grain, and oil, while local processors call for more government help to offset risk and accelerate investment.
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Pratt
Braden Hoch
Shining Star Hemp Co
Pratt Municipal Airport
Kansas
Shining Star
Jennifer Holmes
Paul McGeary
McGeary
Holmes
Newton
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Hoch
KU Faces New Campus Concealed Carry Policy Changes
Kansas Board of Regents set to approve a policy allowing 18 to 20 year olds to carry concealed handguns on campus with licensing and storage rules. Open carry remains prohibited and campuses may require strict storage. housing residents may be affected as most students become eligible. An erroneous recreation center job listing misdescribed concealed carry training as a requirement, which officials corrected.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Board of Regents
State of
Kansas
Board
Regents
Kelly
Barcomb-Peterson
Federal Cares
Journal- World
Kansas Regents review scholarship rules and 2023 budget asks
The Regents assess conditions for 2.4 million in pandemic relief funds, requiring in person classes and refunds for interrupted housing and dining. KU details refunds for housing and dining credits, while lawmakers push a 60 million general funding request for higher education with KU seeking 40 million. Regents will consider proposals at meetings in Topeka with live streaming available.
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Barcomb- Peterson
Kansas
Jayhawk Global
Center
Board of Regents
Curtis State Office
Topeka
Kansasregents.org
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Chad Lawhorn
Ljworld.com
Brinn Barcomb-Peterson
University
Kansas State