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Both, not all - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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The Kansas State Fair is already over as I write this. Surrounding states have had their state fair, or they will be in the coming days and weeks. Champions have been crowned, and some youth have sold their livestock. Many have already started to prepare for their next show animals. My own kids didn’t have any interest showing their livestock at this year’s KSF, instead we’re aiming for the Kansas Junior Livestock Show the first weekend in October to be one last hurrah for the 2026 season. It se
Meditation - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Whatever task you must do, work as if your soul depends on it, as for the Lord and not for humans. —Colossians 3:23 (NRSVUE) From an early age, I wanted to be a lawyer. My inspiration came from watching a TV show about a brilliant attorney who represented wrongly accused clients. I trained as a criminal lawyer with a law firm and later opened my own practice. Eventually I found that I needed a part-time job too, so I started working in telemarketing. There I learned the importance of marketing a
Top tender chicken with a creamy dressing for a light, refreshing meal - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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(Feature Impact) On those days when you’re craving something fresh and don’t feel like doing a lot of cooking, salads are the ideal solution. They’re nutritious, easy to throw together and endlessly customizable so you can make them with the ingredients you have to suit the flavor profiles you prefer. This Grilled Chicken and Avocado Salad unites savory, sweet, tangy and creamy flavors in a single bowl. Crisp lettuce and tender spinach bring leafy green nutrients to the base of each salad. The j
What you need to know about wildfire smoke - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Agricultural workers are often put into situations where their health is at risk. Wildfire smoke puts everyone at risk whether he or she is near the fire or not. High Plains Intermountain Center for Agricultural Health and Safety, which is based at Colorado State University, along with CSU’s Engagement and Extension, hosted a webinar to discuss wildfire smoke, heat and other challenges agricultural worker’s encounter. Channing Bice, communications and outreach specialist for wildfire smoke prepa
Another horse with NWS found in New Mexico - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Another horse has been found with New World screwworm, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. USDA-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed the NWS case on Sept. 17 in a single horse in Grant County, New Mexico. The infested zone and surveillance zone are currently being established. As of Sept. 23, there have been 50 cases of NWS in livestock, with only two remaining active. The other remaining active case was in a horse in Presidio County, Texas, Sept. 9. The active case
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