Looking Back, Moving Forward

From Pink Bollworm Project Photograph Collection courtesy of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
75th Anniversary, Looking Back, Moving Forward

Did the plow really ‘break’ the Plains?

The Plow That Broke The Plains is well worth watching today as a work of art, David Murray writes in a reflective story. Read More

75th Anniversary, Editors, Kylene Scott, Looking Back, Moving Forward

Less is more approach with beef production 

Center pivot
75th Anniversary, Looking Back, Moving Forward

Groundwater is front and center—then and now



Gabe Brown (Courtesy photo.)

Gabe Brown doing his part to keep the regenerative faith

Members of the Short farming crew pose at the farmstead in southern Saline County, Kansas. Left to right are Tyler Ash, Matt Short, Zach Short and Chris Short. (Photo by Tim Unruh.)

Tales, toils of growing grain in corn kingdom

The late Bill Miller was pictured in November 2013. (Jourhal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

A veteran reflects back on D-Day

Large round bales in a field near Dodge City, Kansas. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

75 years of change found in hay industry

The evolution of the wheat industry over the past 75 years

Sale barns in Dodge City. Southwestern Livestock in the foreground with Winter Livestock Auction in the background. (Journal photo by Kylene Scott.)

Options for beef producers have evolved over the years

Kansas soybean harvest (Courtesy photo)

Soy’s success a great production story 

A look back at 75 years of High Plains Journal history