Kylene Scott is an Editor at HPJ. She specializes in agriculture and farming, covering topics such as sustainable agriculture, organic farming, and farm management, while also exploring themes related to family and relationships. Kylene's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her commitment to informing readers about the intricate connections between food, farming, and community.
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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.
If you have insights into trends or developments within the agriculture industry, especially relating to beef production and livestock management practices, Kylene may be receptive to your pitches. Additionally, if you represent an organization hosting relevant local events or have experts available for commentary on agricultural topics specific to Kansas or neighboring areas, reaching out with this angle could be beneficial.
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New materials help producers identify, prevent and respond to New World screwworm.
Farm and ranch kids are just built different. Many know what a day of hard work means.
By: Kylene Scott
Officials discuss plans to prevent New World screwworm from entering the United States.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's World Agricultural Outlook Board released its June 11 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, lowering
Kansas State University College of Agriculture reported on their social media channels about a fire in multiple storage buildings at the dairy unit on June 17.
You never know what you have until it's gone. That old adage can apply to just about anything.
A helicopter towing a large hexagon frame 100 feet above the ground is something you don't see every day in southwest Kansas.
Kansas State University Assistant Professor and Southwest Area Agronomist Logan Simon joked he wasn't quite sure what would kill the 2026 wheat crop in the state first.
(Feature Impact) Whether you're grilling in the backyard, at a picnic or simply relaxing poolside to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, this summer is sure to be filled with special celebrations.
Colossians 3:1-4 With God nothing shall be impossible. —Luke 1:37 (KJV) Though I'm no longer a child, I still like plush toys.
