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Ag Blogs -
Tanner Ehmke
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Wednesday, 04 April 2012 14:08 |
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Plans
to cut income taxes in Kansas shifts burden to farmers and ranchers
The Tea Party has
swept across politics like a prairie fire and seems to be gaining even more
momentum in a volatile election year. Here in Kansas, Gov. Sam Brownback is making an
example of what a Tea
Party nation would look like with draconian
spending cuts. But he’s not stopping at spending. He has also proposed
eliminating
income taxes for small businesses and reducing
personal income tax to stimulate economic growth – a plan that he hopes will
lead to complete elimination of income taxes altogether in Kansas.
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Ag Blogs -
Tanner Ehmke
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Tuesday, 12 May 2009 10:08 |
There’s no doubt about it. The soaking rains over the past couple of weeks have been a last-minute lifesaver for the Kansas wheat crop. The consensus, though, is that USDA is a little too optimistic in their first-ever projection of Kansas wheat production.
USDA today said they think the crop is 340.0 million bushels with a 40.0 bushel yield. While that’s down from last year’s crop at 356.0 million bushels at 40.0 bushels/acre, that’s over the latest industry estimate of 333.3 million bushels at a 40.8 bushel yield estimated by last week’s Wheat Quality Council hard winter wheat tour.
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Ag Blogs -
Tanner Ehmke
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Thursday, 07 May 2009 14:36 |
The second day of the Wheat Quality Council's Hard Winter Wheat Tour once again pointed to a less than fabulous crop this year with yield estimates coming in slightly under last year. Yield calculations averaged 39.8 bu/acre for the second day of the tour, down from 40.9 bu/acre last year. Crop scouts left Colby early Wednesday morning and convened in Wichita later that evening, taking samples from 212 fields in Kansas and Oklahoma along the way.
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Tanner Ehmke
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Wednesday, 06 May 2009 07:24 |
The first day of the Wheat Quality Council's tour of the Hard Red Winter crop indicated a slightly poorer crop than last year.
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