Sheridan Wimmer

Born and raised in Kansas, Sheridan Wimmer has an appreciation for the state’s agricultural diversity. Representing the best interests of Kansas farmers and ranchers is Sheridan’s jam (or jelly, no discrimination). Great food and wine are at the top of Sheridan’s sustenance list and she knows it wouldn’t be here without the hard work of our farmers and ranchers.

Kansas County Farm Bureau Delivers Donations to North Carolina After Hurricane Helene

By Sheridan Wimmer on January 17, 2025

In September 2024, Hurricane Helene left mass destruction and claimed more than 200 lives in southeastern U.S. states — 104 of them in North Carolina. Helene was the deadliest hurricane since...

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Rural School Social Worker Receives Award for Mental Health Advocacy

By Sheridan Wimmer on December 5, 2024

Hanging above her nameplate by her door at Stafford Elementary School was a sign that read, “If you think my hands are full, you should see my heart.” The phrase is perfect for someone like Destiny...

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Fort Hays State University instructor honored for mental health advocacy in agriculture

By Sheridan Wimmer on December 5, 2024

Fathers and sons typically share similarities. Whether it’s their appearance, the way they speak, distinct mannerisms or decisions that mirror the other, the saying, “Like father, like son” often...

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Kansas filmmakers advocate for rural landscapes, women in cinema

By Sheridan Wimmer on November 12, 2024

Grief is a universal experience — to love and lose someone is a beautiful yet painful part of life. What may not be quite as universal is a love for Kansas. If you’re from Kansas, you likely have a...

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Kansas Christmas Tree Farm Leans On Memories

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 24, 2024

At the top of a hill east of Ottawa in Franklin County sits a bright tinsel snowman greeting you as you enter the Memory Lane Christmas Tree farm. High–school–aged workers invite you to look at...

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Kansas Farmers Boost Cotton Acres

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 24, 2024

Real quick – check the tag on your shirt. No, I won’t respond with the classic pick-up line claiming you’re made in heaven (but that checks out too). Rather, look at the ingredients of the shirt. How...

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BEL Christmas Tree Farm Manages Through Drought

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 24, 2024

Just to the east of Salina sits a large bell on stilts with three letters – “BEL.” While you may consider that maybe the spelling of bell is incorrect, there’s a reason for the missing second ‘l...

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Kansas Christmas Tree Farm’s Evergreen Journey

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 24, 2024

When Cecil Delp saw his cousins in Michigan harvest wild evergreens and sell them as Christmas trees, he brought the idea to Stafford County. The Delp Christmas Tree Farm in St. John started in 1959...

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Clay County farm family cares for lambs in cold temperatures

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 23, 2024

In 2024, the National Weather Service reported wind chills as low as minus 34 degrees early in the morning on Jan. 13, which were the coldest wind chills since 2022. In many areas of the state,...

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Visit Gieringer’s Family Orchard and Berry Farm for fresh fruit and fun attractions

By Sheridan Wimmer on October 21, 2024

Yellow school buses parked beside bright sunflowers set the scene for a day of exploration at Gieringer’s Family Orchard and Berry Farm in Edgerton. While kids eagerly explored, parents and teachers...

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