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Steaks and hamburgers are popular, and High Plains Journal will delve into the beef industry in May, Editor Dave Bergmeier writes.

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The unexpected death or serious illness of a family member is usually a terrible shock. Proper estate planning can absorb some of that shock.

In boxing terms, a haymaker is a forceful blow. Hay season in agriculture can sometimes be described the same way.

Southwest Kansas has received some good rains lately and the fall crops are thankful. After many in the area lost most if not all of their wheat crop, they needed

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Our story begins with a small, relatively unknown company that has grown into one of the most successful agriculture publishers of today.

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High Plains Journal is excited to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website. The revamped online platform will launch this summer.