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Without USAID's Food for Peace, Kansas grain elevators have no market for sorghum
President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk have shut down USAID and Food for Peace, meaning Kansas sorghum farmers lost ...
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USAID Dismantling: What It Means for Farmers and Ag Research
A newly introduced bill and judicial review could stall some damage, but a number of U.S. producers will likely still feel ...
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Without USAID's Food for Peace, Kansas grain elevators have no market for sorghum
The U.S. Agency for International Development has been shut down by President Trump and Elon Musk. Food for Peace, a program under USAID that used American agricultural surpluses for foreign aid ...
Congress could save Food for Peace by moving foreign aid from USAID to USDA
U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann has proposed a bill to save Food for Peace, the foreign food aid program with a Kansas legacy, by ...
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USDA’s Grain Stocks Report Shows Farmers Are Holding Onto Old Crop Corn And Soybeans
USDA’s June Grain Stocks report ... USDA’s latest report indicates wheat stocks are tightening across the U.S., with all wheat stocks 22% below last year. On-farm storage is down 34% at ...
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Wheat Scoop: Producers should run their numbers now before choosing a commodity program
It’s also important to note that the marketing year for wheat does not start until June 1, 2025. So while producers have to ...
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USAID is unraveling and US farmers are collateral damage
The U.S. Agency for International Development has provided relief abroad in every kind of humanitarian disaster since its founding in 1961. This time, it is the disaster site — and ...
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Applications open for two Kansas Wheat scholarships
High school seniors and current Kansas college students have until March 14, 2025, to apply for two scholarships offered by ...