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Labor secretary visits Topeka manufacturer ahead of Vance rally

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling visited Kansas for a roundtable with local business leaders Thursday. Sonderling joined Sen. Roger Marshall, Rep. Derek Schmidt and others at HME Inc. in North Topeka. HME is a structural steel and custom metal fabrication company that opened in 1996. The...

Topeka, KS · 15d
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Farmers find challenges in fall harvest, hope in wheat

For western Kansas farmer and agricultural banker John Jenkinson, the contrast is growing in neighboring fields. In one, a combine moves through corn yielding as little as nine to 20 bushels per acre. In another, newly planted wheat has emerged with enough moisture to offer something farmers could use heading into winter: optimism.

Kansas · 15d
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Ad: Rob Hodgkinson — No Tax Should Live Forever

No tax should live forever without review. Every tax and every program should come with an end date. I support a five-year sunset, with a super-majority vote required to renew a tax or create a new one. When that date comes, lawmakers have to ask a simple question: is this...

Bourbon County, KS · 15d
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Kansas Reflector

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Kansas manufacturing business responds to candidates’ conflicting accounts of tariff effects

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The two major party candidates for U.S. Senate diverged in a debate Wednesday night on whether tariffs were helping or hurting a Salina manufacturing business they both visited.  A spokesperson for the business, however, denied U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall’s claim that tariffs were contributing to its growth. Tim Henry, chief financial […]

Salina, KS · 16d

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USDA Updates LMR Cattle Market Report

In an effort to increase transparency, USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has updated the Livestock Mandatory Reporting (LMR) cash cattle report. Beginning Monday, October 26, AMS will publish an additional regional cattle report using data from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. This data already is collected through the LMR system.

New Mexico · 16d

The Money Overview

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Kansas utility customers can reconnect by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, fees and any deposit

Kansas utility customers who have fallen behind can restore service by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, along with disconnection and reconnection fees and any deposit, and then spreading the rest over the next 11 months. The Kansas Corporation Commission treats that plan as part of its Cold Weather […] The post Kansas utility customers can reconnect by paying one-twelfth of the overdue amount plus one-twelfth of the current bill, fees and any deposit appeared first on The Money Overview .

Kansas · 16d

The Money Overview

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Kansas winter utility rules begin November 1 and limit heat disconnections through March 31

Kansas utilities may not cut off heat while the forecast is below 35 degrees, and the Cold Weather Rule that sets that limit starts again on November 1. It runs through March 31 and also gives customers with overdue bills a way to spread the debt over 12 months. The Kansas Corporation Commission says the […] The post Kansas winter utility rules begin November 1 and limit heat disconnections through March 31 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Kansas · 17d

myqcountry.com

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Farmers find challenges in fall harvest, hope in wheat

For western Kansas farmer and agricultural banker John Jenkinson, the contrast is growing in neighboring fields. In one, a combine moves through corn yielding as little as nine to 20 bushels per acre. In another, newly planted wheat has emerged with enough moisture to offer something farmers could use heading into winter: optimism.

Kansas · 15d

KSNT News

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USDA announces major investment in Kansas fertilizer project as part of $1.34 billion national disbursement

Federal officials have announced a large-scale investment in the nation's agriculture industry Thursday to support fertilizer manufacturing.

Kansas · 17d

Little Apple Post

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USDA updates cash cattle reports to improve market transparency

USDA will introduce a new regional cash cattle report Oct. 26, combining information from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas in an effort to improve pricing transparency for cattle producers. The Agricultural Marketing Service’s change comes as negotiated cash transactions account for a shrinking share of cattle sales. According...

New Mexico · 16d

Kansas State Collegian

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Potential El Niño to affect Kansas agriculture

A “Super El Niño” is predicted to circulate through Kansas from November 2026 to March 2027 and is expected to have a positive impact on Kansas agriculture. El Niño is a climate pattern that occurs when sea surface temperatures are warmer than average in the Niño 3.4 region, influencing atmospheric circulation, weather events and environmental and agricultural impacts.

Kansas · 16d

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Kansas Bankers Technologies Cuts Ribbon on New Downtown Office

Downtown Salina’s business community welcomed a new addition Thursday afternoon as Kansas Bankers Technologies (KBT) officially celebrated the opening of its new office space at 215 S. Santa Fe Ave. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Led by Managing Partner Dahx Marrs, KBT has spent over a decade establishing itself as...

Salina, KS · 17d

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Ash Grove’s Chanute Plant Earns Statewide Kansas Business Award

CHANUTE — Ash Grove’s Chanute cement plant has been named the 2026 statewide winner in the Manufacturing/Distribution category at the Kansas Department of Commerce’s To The Stars: Kansas Business Awards. The annual program recognizes businesses and entrepreneurs for their contributions to Kansas communities and the state’s economy.

Kansas · 18d

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KDA Reminds Poultry Owners of HPAI Risk

MANHATTAN, Kansas — Fall has brought a resurgence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) nationwide, including Kansas and other states along the Central and Mississippi flyways. This resurgence aligns with the peak migration of wild waterfowl, which continues to be the primary source of the spread of this virus to backyard and commercial poultry flocks.

Kansas · 17d

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Beef Ads Generate Millions Of Dollars In Sales In National Retailer Campaign

A growing number of protein purchases now are decided on a screen before shoppers ever enter a store. To meet shoppers where they are, the Kansas Beef Council (KBC) helped support a checkoff-funded e-commerce campaign that placed beef ads on a national retailer’s website and mobile app. Beef. It’s...

Kansas · 16d

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Greeneye Technology Opens North American Headquarters in Salina

Greeneye Technology is establishing its North American headquarters in Salina, Kansas, bringing new opportunities for agricultural technology and local jobs. The company announced the move October 13 and plans to begin hiring immediately. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and facility visit are planned for early 2027. The company says Salina was selected...

Salina, KS · 19d

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Jump Start names first COO

Jump Start Stores has hired Jason Tinberg as chief operating officer, the convenience retailer announced on Monday. Tinberg joins Jump Start, which operates about 50 convenience stores in Kansas, after working for wholesale distribution and supply-chain logistics company Bunzl Distribution for nearly three decades. Tinberg is Jump Start’s first COO,...

Kansas · 19d

Main Street Dollars

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Heating aid opens November 1 in Utah as Missouri and Kansas start barring winter heat shutoffs the same day

Utah’s heating assistance program opens for the season on November 1, the same day cold-weather rules in Missouri and Kansas begin limiting utility shutoffs for the winter. All three dates are 11 days away. The protections are not automatic in every case. Each state ties its rule to a temperature forecast, and the payment terms […]

Missouri · 17d

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JCM Global Names Kyle McCart Account Executive

LAS VEGAS (October 21, 2026) – JCM Global® (JCM) has named Kyle McCart as account executive for Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. McCart has been with JCM for nearly four years, first serving as a systems project technician before joining the sales team as an associate. He was recently promoted to account executive.

North Dakota · 17d

agricultureofamerica.com

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Sampling Finds SCN in 79% of Kansas, Nebraska Soybean Fields

Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is turning up in more fields than many Kansas and Nebraska growers may expect, according to early sampling results from Hoegemeyer agronomists. Teal Mills, a sales agronomist with Hoegemeyer Hybrids, joined Agriculture of America during this October SCN Awareness Month to share findings from a sampling program across the company’s Southern region.

Nebraska · 19d