Western Kansas farms reshape with sidewalk and suitcase labels
Geographer Dr. Walter Kollmorgen studies western Kansas farms, noting a rise in sidewalk farmers who live in towns yet work distant fields, while suitcase farmers and absentee landlords maintain large holdings. Outside ownership wanes but dust threats linger if drought returns. cities grow as farmsteads decline.
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Village Smithy Keeps Hammering at 82 in North Brooksville
Charley Grindle, 82, continues blacksmith work in a shop he built in 1888 near North Brooksville Missouri. Once famed for wheel work and wagon repairs, he now serves summer residents with ornamental wrought iron latches and repairs as horses fade from use. He also sells gasoline and notes six living children from a seven-child family.
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Land Restitution Helps Farming Families Regain Holdings
The program aims to return control of land to families who rely on farming for their livelihoods, restoring ownership to those who earn their living from the soil and supporting rural communities.
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