Horsefest will feature a large trade show, top-notch clinicians, horses on display, educational and entertainment features—it all adds up to three days of fun for area horsewomen and horsemen.

Pratt told producers it was time they quit looking at how their neighbors are doing things wrong to justify what they are doing is right.

The Winfield FFA Chapter continues to reach for success not only during Career Development Events, but also with helping their community and other chapters.

Producers need more land to stay competitive, so they lease or rent ground.

Stacy will share her knowledge with equine enthusiasts at HorseFest, March 12, 13 and 14 at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, Mo. In daily clinics—three on Friday, three on Saturday and two on Sunday—Stacy will not only help folks better understand their horses, she’ll demonstrate a bridleless ride.

Kuhn's Practical Horsemanship approach has reached out to thousands of equine enthusiasts and made him a go-to guy when it comes to taking the horse-rider relationship to the next level.

The recent McDonald County beef meeting, producers gathered to learn more about the importance of forage testing and meeting the nutritional needs of cattle.

Cattle supply should continue to decline in 2010, however, the demand will continue to be impacted by the weak economy.

The animal welfare debate began in the swine and poultry industries and is moving into the other sectors of agriculture.

McKinney challenged producers at the recent KOMA Beef Conference held in Dewey, Okla., to find out how their product is valuable and then get paid for it.

Kansas farmer in Ellsworth, Kansas is using wind energy as another source of income on his farm.

The Kansas Soybean Association held its annual soybean expo in Topeka, Kansas.

Climatologist for Kansas explain terminology used when describing upcoming winter weather storms.

These problem pigs are descendants of domesticated swine that have reverted to wild ways.

The objective of vertical tillage is to break up surface soil compaction in a field with shallow rill from water erosion or ruts from farm equipment.

A weed is a plant that is considered undesirable, or troublesome, especially one growing where it is not wanted.

The goal of the WHIP program is to increase all types of wildlife, including waterfowl, deer, turkey, quail and pheasant, on private lands.

The goal is to quickly inform all participants of suspicious activities and crime in their neighborhood via email.

The birds usually have outdoor access and the meat or eggs are most typically marketed directly to consumers.