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Kansas farmers hit hard as fertilizer prices surge amid Iran conflict

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By Rebekah Chung Verified
| WDAF-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
TOPEKA, Kan. — Rising tensions overseas are beginning to hit closer to home, as Kansas farmers face sharply higher fertilizer costs tied to disruptions in global supply. In Valley Falls, soybean farmer Craig Gigstad said the price increase has been significant. “Well, let’s say for compared to five years ago, we’re over 100% higher,” Gigstad said.
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Property tax plan collapses in final hours at statehouse

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By Rebekah Chung Verified
| KSNW-TV (Wichita, KS) Verified
TOPEKA (KSNT) — A last-minute effort to revive a major property tax plan has failed again at the Kansas Statehouse — leaving one of the biggest issues of the session unresolved. The House voted down HCR 5008, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed to send the constitutional amendment to voters. The plan received 59 votes — well below the 84 required for passage. “Property tax relief is serious,” said Rep. Adam Smith, R-Weskan. “This wouldn’t cost the state a dime.
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Property tax plan collapses in final hours at statehouse Original

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By Rebekah Chung Verified
| KSNT-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
TOPEKA (KSNT) — A last-minute effort to revive a major property tax plan has failed again at the Kansas Statehouse — leaving one of the biggest issues of the session unresolved. The House voted down HCR 5008, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed to send the constitutional amendment to voters. The plan received 59 votes — well below the 84 required for passage. “Property tax relief is serious,” said Rep. Adam Smith, R-Weskan. “This wouldn’t cost the state a dime.
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