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A suspect in a fatal shooting at a Dodge City bar has been apprehended in Oklahoma... rubble from the demolition of Topeka's Docking building is being dumped into the Kansas River... Sporting KC wins, the Chiefs lose and both KU and K-State move into the AP college football poll. More inside.
Great Plains United States State Of Kansas University Of Illinois Docking State Office Building University Of Kansas
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Kansas Crop Mix Needs to Shift by 2050 Due to Climate Change
New EDF report finds that a more diverse Kansas crop mix would cut water use more than 10% while boosting nutrition per acre
United States Johnella Holmes Eileen Mclellan Environmental Defense Fund Kansas Black Farmers Association Two Degrees Adapt
Source: edf.org
The Goldilocks Zone Needed to Keep Strawberry Fields Forever
According to the University of Florida, the perfect temperatures for growing strawberries—the Goldilocks zone—is between 50 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. In
United States Hillsborough County University Of Florida Mitchell Feldman Stephen Knapp Beatrice Amyotte
Source: modernfarmer.com
EDF Report Predicts Drop in Yield Due to Climate Change
A new report from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) tries to predict how climate change will affect Midwest crop yields in the next decade and beyo
Iowa State University United States Eileen Mclellan Environmental Defense Fund State University Gene Takle
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Report says Iowa corn yield growth will slow because of climate change
The Environmental Defense Fund's report says by 2030, Iowa will see more warm days that are good for corn growth, but will see even more days of extreme heat that will stunt yields. The report says the yields of corn per acre would be higher without climate change.
Iowa State University United States Larry Buss Eileen Mclellan Bruno Basso Environmental Defense Fund
Source: iowapublicradio.org