Year-round E-15 was removed from the Farm Bill and will now go up in the house for a separate vote. U.S. Senator Roger Marshall speaking to a group of media made it clear that his goal is getting year-round E-15 across the finish line.

In agriculture, resilience is often worn like a badge of honor. But even the toughest farm families face moments when help is needed—and that’s where organizations like Farm Rescue step in.

There’s a renewed sense of excitement across farm country following a major announcement tied to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS)—and for Kansas soybean producers, it could mean new opportunities and a stronger domestic market.

As planting season approaches across Kansas, farmers are beginning to make critical decisions that can impact crop success for the entire year. From soil conditions to seed selection, preparation is key to getting crops off to a strong start.

Agriculture has faced several challenging years as producers navigate fluctuating markets and lower commodity prices. As the industry moves into 2026, many are beginning to see signs of stabilization in the farm machinery market.

The start of a new year often brings reflection on the challenges and victories of the past 12 months — and renewed focus on the road ahead. That spirit was on full display at the Kansas Soybean Celebration, where growers gathered to look ahead at policy priorities, leadership development, and new market opportunities.

Mental health in rural America is a topic that too often goes unspoken—but thanks to the American Farm Bureau’s Farm State of Mind campaign, that conversation is finally changing.