It is time to engage with your elected officials and the KDA, KDHE and the Kansas Water Office are hosting a webinar for Kansas farmers and ranchers.

Hundreds of organizations call for a new Farm Bill and USDA Secretary weighs in on the avian influenza.

The American Farm Bureau leads a lawsuit and Kansas Farm Bureau wants to hear from members at Listening Posts across the state.

Lawmakers consider funding a bill for relief on the labor front, the KDA hosts an ag summit and Ag Academy registration opens.

The Chevron Deference is overruled and VOTE FBF's endorsements for the Kansas Senate and House.

The agricultural trade deficit and the proposition of two livestock movement regulations.

Lawsuit against the EPA for overreach and recognizing mental health advocates.

Updates on the Farm Bill and meetings about the Kansas Water Plan

Testifying about the farm bill and endorsing farm-friendly representatives.

Movement on the farm bill, endorsements and asking Gov. Kelly for tax relief.

Steep tariff increases on some Chinese imported goods, and resources for energy and solar regulation across the state.

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The future of agricultural policy depends on voters showing up to the polls this year. Vote FBF Board Member Matt Hines explains why to Inside Ag host Noah Ochsner.

Councillor Don Macenzie explains the improvements to Beth Parsons.

Foster Care Fortnight is from the 14th May 2018 and Miranda Hargreave, a former foster carer, tells us of the benefits and rewards of fostering.

A range of new online services has now made it easier to register births, deaths and marriages. Simon Lovell talks to Beth Parsons.