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Trump nominates Ibach for USDA trade under secretary - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Greg Ibach, a Nebraska native and former U.S. Department of Agriculture official, has been nominated to serve as USDA’s next undersecretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs. President Donald Trump submitted Ibach’s nomination to the Senate. If confirmed, Ibach would oversee USDA efforts to expand international markets for U.S. agricultural products through the department’s Foreign Agricultural Service and other trade-related programs. Ibach previously served as USDA undersecretary for
Farm women balance stress from work, family and farm - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Women involved in agriculture face a range of stressors as their roles expand across farm operations, off-farm employment and family responsibilities, Rebecca McFarland said during a webinar hosted by the Kansas Farm Bureau Women’s Committee. McFarland, district director and family and community wellness agent with Kansas State University’s Extension Frontier District, discussed stress, resilience and strategies for managing the challenges associated with agricultural life. McFarland said women
Breaking down the breed: Welsummer - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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The Welsummer chicken is a Dutch dual-purpose breed known for its dark brown, often speckled eggs, and its utility for both egg and meat production. The breed is a common choice among backyard chicken keepers, valued for its temperament, feathering, and distinctive egg color. The Welsummer originated in the village of Welsum in the eastern Netherlands. It was developed in the early 20th century from local chickens of mixed origin, including Rhode Island Reds, Barnevelders, Partridge Leghorns, Co
Mineral intake affects cattle health, reproduction and performance - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Twig Marston speaking at the Crops and Cattle Conference & Expo. (Journal photo by Lacey Vilhauer.) A cattle mineral program should account for more than the mineral concentrations listed on a feed tag or setting out a mineral block, according to Twig Marston, beef nutritionist at Hubbard Feeds. Marston spoke at the Crops and Cattle Conference & Ag Expo Aug. 4 to 6 in Kansas City, Missouri. Mineral intake can be overlooked in some situations, but minerals are responsible for many structural, phy
Oklahoma FFA auctioneering champion builds career behind the microphone - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Logan Snider’s first experience behind an auction microphone came at age 14, when she competed in the inaugural Oklahoma FFA Auctioneering Career Development Event. She did more than compete. Snider, then an eighth-grader at Chisholm High School in Enid, Oklahoma, became the first Oklahoma FFA Auctioneering CDE champion. The following year, she won the state title again. Now a junior in high school, Snider has continued developing her skills through benefit auctions and other auctioneer competit
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