• Kansas FFA Week Celebrated

    Governor Sam Brownback today signed a proclamation declaring Feb. 21- 28 as Kansas FFA Week.
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  • Secure a piece of history- Kansas Brand books and paper brand applications being made available

    Historical brand applications dated back to 1939 are currently being made available by the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA). Limited historic brand books are also available for sale to the public in hard copy format.
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  • Kansans explore cattle marketing opportunities in South America

    Billy Brown, Agribusiness Development Coordinator for the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) led Craig Beran of B&D Herefords, Megan Fink of Fink Beef Genetics and Daniel Mushrush of Mushrush Red Angus to explore Argentina and Uruguay in an effort to research and develop new markets for Kansas beef genetics.
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  • Firewood knowledge- Keep warm this winter season

    As the cold weather begins to settle in and the demand for firewood increases, the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA), encourages Kansas citizens to educate themselves and others about firewood transportation in the state.
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  • Poster available for animal health professionals, farmers and ranchers

    In a continuous effort better serve the agriculture industry, an animal health reportable disease poster has been created by the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) and is available electronically at the agency’s website. This is a convenient way for veterinarians to have easy reference to diseases that should be reported immediately upon discovery to Kansas Animal Health officials.
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50-year water vision for the future of water in Kansas
Vision for water in Kansas
In response to Governor Brownback's charge to create a 50-year water vision in Kansas, the Kansas Department of Agriculture is looking forward to partnering with the Kansas Water Office, Kansas Water Authority, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, and the Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors as we seek to preserve water in Kansas for generations to come.

For more information about the vision and to stay informed on upcoming meetings, please visit the 50-year water vision website.

Secretary Jackie McClaskey

Jackie McClaskey, Acting Secretary of Agriculture

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