A pair of central Kansas crop growers are hopeful snowfall from a weekend blizzard can help replenish soil levels. Paul Penner says much of the region is still being impacted by moderate drought. “I’m very grateful that we’ve got this moisture here. The ice and snow kind of covers the wheat right now and prevents […]
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