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The Best Make-and-Take Dishes
By Kansas Living on November 30, 2021
Make and take – since it’s more likely than last year that we’ll be able to travel to holiday dinners with friends and family (hopefully) - here are some great options to make at home, then take with...
A Cornucopia of Gratitude
By Sheridan Wimmer on November 18, 2021
Life happens regardless of a pandemic. We have bills to pay, health to manage, kids to feed. Even without COVID-19, life can sometimes be hectic, scary and stressful. In Douglas County, a few...
Kids Craft: Popsicle Stick Snowflake
By Mandy Beyeler on November 18, 2021
YOU WILL NEED: Popsicle sticks of varying sizes Ribbon or ticky tack Hot glue (adult supervision required) STEPS: 1. Have fun laying out different designs with popsicle sticks. You can mix and...
Growing Hemp in Kansas
By Rick McNary on November 17, 2021
The hemp industry is new in Kansas, and if you have concerns and questions, you’re not alone. Even crop scientist Melissa Nelson-Baldwin had reservations about it when her husband, Aaron, approached...
Fight for Your Right to Immunity
By Sheridan Wimmer on November 17, 2021
We sometimes joke when we drop a piece of food on the ground and immediately pick it up to eat it that we’re “building our immune system.” While the five-second rule is mostly an old wives’ tale,...
How to Avoid Emotional Investing
By Farm Bureau Financial Services on November 17, 2021
Here’s what you need to know about emotional investing and why it’s best to avoid getting trapped on this financial merry-go-round. What is Emotional Investing? When the market is up, you buy more...
Tips for Making a Christmas Charcuterie Board
By Chef Alli on November 17, 2021
Creating a charcuterie is super fun since there are so many delicious and easy options that take just minutes to prepare. Pronounced “shahr-ku-tuh-ree,” a charcuterie board is usually comprised of an...
Coverage for Kansans
By Meagan Cramer on November 17, 2021
The rising cost of healthcare is a common conversation for families and businesses. Conversations are happening everywhere from rural Kansas to urban centers. No one is immune. Brian Wetta, a fifth-...
Kink in the Supply Chain
By Brandi Buzzard on November 17, 2021
Empty shelves at your local grocery store. Delayed shipping times for online orders. Projections of increased prices coming down the pipe. Sound familiar? This has been the “norm” since early 2020...
Kansas Farm Bureau's End Hunger Fund Helps At the Local Level
By Sheridan Wimmer on November 17, 2021
Access to adequate, healthy, affordable food isn’t a new concept. It’s something every family strives for — to meet the nutritional needs of our kids and ourselves. What was new to many of us was the...
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