Cattle Chat: Minimizing shrink to maximize profit
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Every pound counts at the sale barn — and sometimes, the weight loss happens long before calves ever hit the scale.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Every pound counts at the sale barn — and sometimes, the weight loss happens long before calves ever hit the scale.

Keep your houseplants looking their best with a bit of pinching, trimming and cleanup. A few well-placed snips can improve a plant’s appearance and create cuttings to start new plants.

While you’ve likely had your blood pressure checked in your arm countless times, you may have never had it measured in your leg. Yet this simple and often overlooked screening can be critical for detecting restricted blood flow. If left untreated, inadequate blood flow could lead to serious complications including limb loss, disability or even death.

MANHATTAN– It’s not really a coincidence that the Produce for Better Health Foundation recognizes September as National Fruits and Veggies month in the United States.

Fall fun. That’s the goal of a remarkable rural family enterprise that offers autumn activities such as a pumpkin patch and much, much more.

Each year, one of my children gets a turn going to the park to celebrate their birthday. This year was Elijah’s turn. Since his birthday falls in February, the park did not look too inviting to him at the time. I assured him we’d do it later. Now that the six-month mark since his birthday landed this week, I told him I wanted to plan it for him.
Railers finish 0-5 at AV-CTL tournament By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Newton High School volleyball team closed out a long string of matches with… Login to continue reading Login…
Hesston wins its first-ever penalty kick shootout, overcomes red card By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan WICHITA — The Hesston High School soccer team began its… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton to face Wichita East Saturday to end tourney play By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan WICHITA — The Newton High School boys’ soccer team had… Login to continue reading Login…
In 2022 the Kansas Legislature funded two new judge positions for Harvey County -- one district court judge and a magistrate judge -- thus giving Harvey County a total of four full-time judges. That action, in county prosecutor Heather Figger’s view, created a little bit of a problem for the county attorney’s office.