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Homemade Dough and Tea Ring
By Kansas Living on August 29, 2018
These recipes were orginally shared at the 2018 Kansas State Fair by Melanie, a farm wife from western Kansas who loves to bake. Ever have the urge to bake something from scratch? Well we have...
Fabric Kansas Banner
By Mandy Beyeler on August 29, 2018
This project was shared by Sugar Bee Crafts at the 2018 Kansas State Fair. Supplies needed: White fabric (desired size of banner) Patterned fabric Dowel rod Fabric glue Hot glue Paint...
Kids Craft: Colorful Corn Wreaths
By Mandy Beyeler on August 17, 2018
Nothing says “fall” quite like the sound of rustling leaves on corn stalks as you drive through the countryside or enjoy a local corn maze. Bring that feeling to your home with this kid-friendly...
Where to invest money after maxing out your 401(k)
By Farm Bureau Financial Services on August 17, 2018
Are you looking for ways to keep building your investment portfolio outside of your 401(k)? Here are some options you may want to consider. TRADITIONAL OR ROTH IRA If you qualify based on your...
Drive-In Theaters in Kansas
By Kansas Living on August 17, 2018
Next time you’re looking for an adventure the whole family can be a part of, find a drive-in movie theater near you. SOUTH DRIVE-IN DODGE CITY 1019 East McArtor Road This is the oldest operating...
The Perfect Seat
By Leigh Ann Maurath on August 17, 2018
Each summer weekend, cars line up outside the fenced area just as the sun sets. The metal legs of the movie screen show signs of wear but boast a grandeur size. The red “Kanopolis Drive-In” sign...
Keep Your Mind in Mind
By Sheridan Wimmer on August 17, 2018
These days, we all have a lot on our plates (pun intended). Kids, work, relationships, finances and curveballs in life can take a toll on our health — both physically and emotionally. While physical...
Delicious Dutch-Oven Recipes
By Chef Alli on August 17, 2018
When you hear the words “Dutch oven,” do you automatically think of campfire cooking? Many do, and when we need that kind of support out in the wilderness, it’s a superb vessel for feeding the crew...
Resiliency & Rabbits
By Kate Hagans on August 17, 2018
It’s September and you’re in the middle of Kansas. It’s likely a warm day and as you near the entrance, the smell of fried food invites you in. There are exhibit halls, birthing barns, amusement...
Waiting on the Rain
By Kelsey Pagel on August 15, 2018
August is here and as many prepare to head back to school we are working hard to get things done before fall arrives. Most of the summer, farmers act like squirrels—we work hard to gather what we’ll...
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