Kylene Scott is an Associate Editor for the High Plains Journal, focusing on local news in Dodge City, Kansas. With a passion for agriculture and rural communities, Kylene covers topics related to farming, livestock, and agricultural events in the area.
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Kylene's coverage focuses heavily on agriculture and farming, particularly in the Kansas area. She seems to be interested in events, expert commentary, and press releases related to agricultural activities such as livestock management and trade shows.
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Prep for winter conditions accomplishing livestock tasks during the warmer fall days. Sandy Johnson, K-State Beef Extension specialist shared her tips.
As of early Nov. 8, Colorado is currently under a severe winter weather system that may include extreme temperatures and prolonged heavy snowfall.
Macaroni and cheese is a beloved comfort food that's easy to make on busy weeknights. With just a few extra ingredients and steps, you can turn boxed mac and cheese into a filling dinner.
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State hay market reports for the week ending Nov. 9, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Market News Service.
Colorado— In the Nov. 7 report, compared to last report, trade activity moderate on light demand. Hay movement mostly on feedlot and horse hay markets.
For the week ending Nov. 9, Kansas hay is seeing light demand and steady prices according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service.
By: Kylene Scott
The Smokehouse Creek Fire burned a million acres in early 2024. Extension range specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Morgan Treadwell said there is always something to be learned from events like this.
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