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24 May

Posted at 07:46h in Uncategorized
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23 May

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21 May

Posted at 14:14h in Regulatory
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced $9,457,000 million in new Emerging Contaminants in Small or Disadvantaged Communities (EC-SDC) grant funding to address PFAS and emerging contaminants in Kansas communities. This new funding is part of a comprehensive, lifecycle-based strategy to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). “EPA is dedicated to helping all Americans access safe drinking water,” said EPA Region 7 Administrator Jim Macy. “Targeted funding for communities that need assistance the most accelerates practical solutions that protect public health.” The EC-SDC grant program is a $1 billion national investment that helps...

30 Apr

Posted at 08:26h in Industry News, Regulatory
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On April 30, 2026, the Kansas Department of Agriculture published the following Permanent Administrative Regulations on Noxious Weeds, and revoked the following regulations: 4-8-28, 4-8-29, 4-8-30, 4-8-31, 4-8-32, 4-8-33, 4-8-34, 4-8-35, 4-8-36, 4-8-37, and 4-8-40. 4-8-27. Adoption of control methods for noxious weeds. The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s official control methods for noxious weeds are hereby adopted by reference and shall apply to the control of noxious weeds in Kansas, as follows: (a) The Kansas department of agriculture’s document titled “official control methods for musk thistle,” dated April 2025, is hereby adopted by reference...

13 Apr

Posted at 14:34h in Advocacy
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Listen online: Following a two-week break, the Kansas Legislature reconvened Thursday, April 9 for a brief Veto Session largely dominated by property tax discussions and votes to attempt overrides of bills vetoed by governor Laura Kelly. After passage of a property tax bill on slim margins, the House and Senate gaveled out sine die (no more days) around 2:00 a.m., on Saturday morning, completing the 2026 legislative session. The 2026 session served as Governor Kelly’s final. With no signs of a special session this summer, the Legislature will plan to reconvene in...

30 Mar

Posted at 09:38h in Advocacy
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Listen online: Week 11 of the 2026 Kansas Legislative Session concluded with First Adjournment just after 1:00 a.m., Saturday. The final days of the regular session were largely dominated by conference committee work, where lawmakers negotiated differences between House and Senate versions of key bills. The Legislature will reconvene on April 9 for a brief two- or three-day Veto Session. Property tax relief was one of the most closely watched and, at times, controversial issues of the session. After weeks of debate over competing proposals, lawmakers were unable to reach a...

20 Mar

Posted at 08:12h in Advocacy
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Listen online: Despite the House and Senate continuing work on property tax relief and the state budget, the 2026 Kansas legislative session is quickly nearing its end. Friday, March 20, marked the final day for non-exempt bills in either chamber, and Friday, March 27, is the scheduled First Adjournment for the session. Racing the clock, final committee hearings and last-minute negotiations were held this week before two days of floor action on bills later in the week. House and Senate Conference Committees, comprised of the committee’s Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Ranking Minority...

18 Mar

Posted at 08:04h in Advocacy
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Kansas Agribusiness Retailers Association (KARA) has joined a coalition letter to President Donald Trump regarding uncertainty around product availability, transportation constraints with heightened conflict in the Middle East. The letter, in-part, is below. Given the narrow and time-sensitive planting window now underway in many parts of the country, we encourage swift executive attention to help stabilize fertilizer supply chains and maintain the efficient movement of agricultural inputs. Many of these actions align with recommendations that have been raised by producer organizations and other agricultural stakeholders. We respectfully urge the Administration to...

14 Mar

Posted at 11:53h in Advocacy
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Listen online: Continued debate over property tax proposals dominated Week Nine of the 2026 Kansas Legislative Session. One of the week’s most notable developments involved SCR 1616, the Senate-approved constitutional amendment that would limit annual increases in the assessed value of real property to three (3) percent. The measure previously passed the Senate with a bipartisan two-thirds majority vote, but it encountered difficulty in the House. During debate in the House late in the week, the resolution failed overwhelmingly to advance to final action on a voice vote, leaving its...

06 Mar

Posted at 17:15h in Advocacy
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Listen online: Week Eight of the 2026 Kansas Legislative Session continued the steady pace of post-Turnaround activity as hearings on opposite-chamber bills occupied most of the week before the Legislature’s next set of deadlines the week of March 16. Fiscal policy and the state budget remain the central focus. During the week, the Kansas Senate passed its version of the state budget, with the minimum required number of votes, 21-19. With both chambers now having approved their separate budget bills, appropriators in the two chambers will now meet in a conference...

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