TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly outlined for Kansas Farm Bureau members Tuesday the administration’s rural policy agenda by emphasizing a commitment to securing a water supply to sustain agriculture production without imposition of government mandates.
“If we want family farms to be passed on to the next generation, we must act now,” Kelly said. “We’ll make additional investments to work with our producers and irrigators to ensure our water quality and quantity. But we all know that funding is not enough. There needs to be a broad-based agreement to improve our practices…
