The Kansas Legislature has advanced a House bill that would fund improvements to the state’s water infrastructure. Kansas Ag Secretary Mike Beam says it’s a good starting point. “In the long run, it’s not enough, but it takes some time to ramp up and do more strategic planning as to what’s the most important priority.” […]
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