Kansas Farmers Union Co-op Hybrids
Habitat’s Net Zero Home Build
Kansas Rural Center Looking Forward
Farmers Joining the Plight to Conserve the Quivira Wetlands
From Loaves to Livelihoods
Legal Tools for a Resilient Farm
A Collaboration Between KATCH and Partners
Environmental Education Courses with KACEE
KRC’s Homegrown Board Member - Jennifer Kongs
Farming Has Never Been Easy
Results From Local Food Systems Roundtables
8th Biennial National Rural Grocery Summit
Agrivoltaics
Global energy demand is expected to double by 2050, and large-scale renewable energy “farms” are being deployed across the United States with increasing frequency to meet demands for clean energy generation and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to climate change.
Beginning Farmer Spotlight
Start where you are: plan where you want to go. Talk to someone who already has a homestead, the animals, or the garden you think you’d like to have. Budget for the time the farm needs; it will always need more time than you expect. It’s difficult not to want to rush headlong into doing everything all at once. I get it because I wanted to as well, but that’s the best way to burnout and feel like a failure.
Recourse for Pesticide Drift?
During this webinar, Professor McEowen reflects on previously ruled-on cases as a guide to how proceedings may go in a court case. Ryan Goertzen-Regier joins to share resources that may be helpful to specialty crop growers and beyond. The webinar concludes with a Q&A session and the opportunity to connect with Professor McEowen.
Farm Beginnings Recap
WHAT IS WWW.FARMTENDER.US AND WHY?
Protecting the Land and Our Prairie
KRC Has Been There

