Some turkeys are raised in Kansas, typically under contract to large processing companies with plants in other states. Despite its close proximity to some major processors and a rich history as a grain producer, Kansas is not a major turkey producer, said Scott Beyer, animal scientist with K-State Research and Extension. Read more
Corn and soybean harvest, wheat planting, and bringing cattle in from pasture all happen at the same time this year for many Kansas farmers. That can mean lots of late nights and busy days. With so much going on, the likelihood of farm accidents occurring increases. Here are some farm safety tips to remember this fall: