High Plains Journal
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High Plains Journal and Midwest Ag Journal are regional weekly agricultural news publications published in Dodge City, Kansas with a core circulation reaching twelve states in the Great Plains and Midwest region. Each week the publication covers farming and ranching topics with award-winning editorial, up-to-date industry reports, markets, weather, and the largest classified section in the region. The publication devotes issues to certain topical information such as farm and ranch management, seed, cattle feeding, agribusiness and more. Source
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| Scope | Local, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Wichita-Hutchinson Plus |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Mon |
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Search ArticlesFiber is trending: Sorghum makes it simple
Listen Now 0:00 (Feature Impact) Protein has long dominated nutrition headlines. Now, dietitians encourage people to pay close attention to another important nutrient: fiber. One whole grain quietly gaining recognition for its impressive nutritional profile and versatility in the kitchen is sorghum. It’s a naturally gluten-free whole grain that provides both fiber and protein, contains naturally occurring antioxidants and supplies essential nutrients including magnesium, iron and B vitamins.
Company outlines U.S. manufacturing roadmap and looks ahead to the future of spray drone technology
Agri Spray Drones of Boonville, Missouri, announced it is moving from spray drone distribution into agricultural drone manufacturing and technology development, drawing on years of firsthand operator experience in product development, quality control, software, autonomous systems and U.S. manufacturing. The company also announced its next spray drone platform is in production, with additional details to be shared later this year.
Frostic begins term as NCGA president
Matt Frostic of Applegate, Michigan, began his term Oct. 1 as president of the National Corn Growers Association, a farmer-led trade association with offices in St. Louis and Washington. Frostic, who farms 1,000 acres of corn, soybeans, edible beans and sugar beets, spent his first day in the role outlining his priorities as president. They include securing passage of legislation allowing year-round sales of fuel containing 15% ethanol, passing a farm bill and diversifying demand for corn.
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Missing friends after death a touchy subject for some
Listen Now 0:00 Problem: I have been going through a lot lately. In the past year I have lost dear friends, and I am not sure how to handle all of this. My husband passed away a couple of years ago and we did everything together. It took me awhile to get through that grief. I got back to my friends that I had ignored for some time. They were lady friends that I grew up with a very long time ago, and we started to go to coffee and go to each other’s homes to play games and share our lives.
Sabanto appoints Raines to its board of directors
Biz News, Iowa, Machinery, Tools and Tech Sabanto, a market leader in autonomous tractor retrofit technology, has appointed John M. Raines to its board of directors. The appointment follows the company’s recent close of an oversubscribed Series B funding round, led by Leaps by Bayer with participation from Sustainable Forward Capital, InnoVenture Iowa, Fulcrum Global Capital, DCVC Bio and Yara. John M.
2026 Siouxland Agricultural Lenders Seminar set for Oct. 29
Biz News, Iowa, Machinery, Midwestern Region, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Regional Roundup, South Dakota Agricultural lenders, consultants, farm financial advisers and producers are invited to attend the 2026 Siouxland Agricultural Lenders Seminar Oct. 29 at the Terrace View Event Center, 230 St. Andrews Way, Sioux Center, Iowa.
Soybean futures looking for a direction
After an exhilarating August rally of over $1 a bushel, November 2026 soybean futures endured a lackluster 35 cent sideways trading pattern for most of September. The holding pattern for prices was due to the unknown of the crop size growing in fields, the reality of strong domestic crush demand, while waiting patiently for news on Chinese demand. What will October bring for soybean prices?
Welcome rain finds the region
Thankfully our area has received some moisture. It still is a little spotty from a few miles to another, but it is a life saver. It is amazing how fast the grass greens up in areas where we received several rains. There are still many grass pastures that are short and not enough growth to carry the cows through the winter without feeding a lot of hay and cake. In our area hay is scarce. Possibly there is a little cane around that might make a little hay.
USDA awards WT $9.75 million for beef cattle research facility
West Texas A&M University in Canyon has received a $9.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture — the largest federal award in the university’s history — to help fund a cattle feedlot research facility. The USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture awarded the grant for a center for beef cattle research and innovation through its Research Facilities Act Program.