The future of agricultural policy depends on voters showing up to the polls this year. Vote FBF Board Member Matt Hines explains why to Inside Ag host Noah Ochsner. 

This year Kansans will head to the polls in a historic election, but why is it so important for agriculture? Jackie Mundt talks with Noah Ochsner about why you should keep agriculture in mind at the voting booth.

Campaigning during a global pandemic is a unique situation, we caught up with Congressman Dr. Roger Marshall to discuss everything from his endorsement from KFB to helping on the front lines with COVID-19. 

As processing plants around the country slow down production and close in some regions everyone from consumers to farmers and ranchers are feeling the effects. Mark Nelson, Director of Commodities at Kansas Farm Bureau gives some answers to what is going on. 

John Niehues is the principal at Greeley County High School in Tribune, one of Kansas's most rural school districts, he spoke with Inside Ag host Noah Ochsner about the challenges his district is working to overcome.  

What is the economic impact of COVID-19 going to be on rural hospitals and what challenges are rural health networks going to have during the pandemic? Noah Ochsner talks with Allen Van Driel, CEO of Smith County Memorial hospital to discuss what all of this means for rural healthcare. 

The COVID-19 Pandemic has created a boom in certain niche markets around the country, even here in Kansas. Host Noah Ochsner talked with Jacquelyne Leffler of Leffler Prime Performance about the rise in sales her business has seen due to the ongoing pandemic.

Why should we take social distancing seriously, and what effects could this pandemic have on the rural healthcare system? Host Noah Ochsner talks with Dr. Robert Moser, Dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine at Salina, to find out why this all matters. 

Host Noah Ochsner discusses the potential challenges the COVID-19 outbreak could cause for local business owner Dustin Kuntz in Harveyville, Kansas. 

Host Noah Ochsner gives an update from Kansas Farm Bureau as the organization continues to serve farmers and ranchers during the COVID-19 Pandemic.