🎙️ Public Affairs: USD 380 Supt. Joel Brickford & USD 113 Supt. Gay Frazee – 8/31/2024

Landon Baetz with the Memorial Day Spectacular Hog Show...

Jay and Rita Rowh sit down with Lydia and...

Kansas wheat producers are facing significant challenges due to extreme weather changes, including drought, freeze damage, and emerging diseases. While fall conditions initially promoted growth, recent cold snaps have damaged crops and reduced yield potential. Experts advise continued monitoring for diseases and highlight the need for additional moisture to recover crop performance.

AAA forecasts that 45 million Americans will travel for Memorial Day 2026, a slight increase from 2025. Driving remains the preferred mode, with gas prices higher this year, while domestic flight prices are lower. Despite economic concerns, travel growth is minimal, marking the lowest rate in over a decade outside of COVID-19 impacts.

Speculation in the Cattle Market Volunteer Corn and Herbicide Discontinuation Pollinator...