Students Know Little About Kansas Agriculture
Kansas students know Kansas is a top wheat producer but few know when the state's largest crop is harvested. A survey of 2,016 students across 85 districts by Kansas State University for the Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom was reported to the Kansas State Board of Education.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas Foundation For Agriculture
KSU
Jerry Horn
Becky (Vining) Koch
Richmond
Kansas State Board of Education
Foundation
Horn
Board of Education
United States
U.S
Koch
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Loreen Locke McMillan
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
World of Tomorrow
Fisher
Kansas State University Agriculture and Education
Riley County
Kansas 4-H learns impact of US agriculture and knowledge gaps
4 H Club members examined yearly food use by a family of four and how productivity increased per acre since 1910. The Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom led the Farm Fact activity, highlighting low student knowledge of agriculture and urging curriculum integration across K to 12.
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U.S
Berea Boosters 4- H Club
John Anderson
Josh
Sandy Penne
Jodi
Kansas Foundation For Agriculture
Pat Vining
Foundation
Sandy Wiederholt
Eric Anderson
Jill Wickman
Kelly Carpenter
Peg Wichman
Mary Wiederholt
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Vining
Farm Bureau Young Farmers Conference Held in Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bigham of Franklin County joined 170 farmers at the Kansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference in Hutchinson. The three day event covered farm credit state issues leadership development and marketing.
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Walter Bigham
Franklin County
Kansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers
Hutchinson
Chicago Board of Trade futures snapshot for grains and oats
National Chicago AP wires show futures trading data from the Chicago Board of Trade with open high low last and change figures for wheat corn oats and other grains. The report lists open interest sales and prices in dollars per bushel with notable activity Tuesday including 5 423 in sales and 31 760 in open interest for wheat and 16 363 in sales with 306 765 open interest for corn and 1 000 oats with prices around 1.20 dollars per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Utma
Mercantile
Chicago Exchange
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
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