AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Safety Alerts: KDHE rescinded a Do Not Drink order for Qwik Fuel, LLC in Thomas County after lab results showed no bacterial contamination, but it still warns against giving the water to infants and says boiling won’t reduce nitrates. Public Health: Kansas tick season concerns are rising, with Kansas and Midwest ER visits for tick bites tracking higher; officials urge prevention like long sleeves, repellents, and prompt tick checks. Agriculture & Climate Resilience: Sen. Jerry Moran pushed for stronger Conservation Reserve Program flexibility so drought-hit producers can hay and graze CRP acres without turning them into wildfire fuel. Wildlife & Yard Management: A K-State wildlife expert cautioned that bird feeders can draw in predators and increase disease risk for backyard birds. Invasive Pest Watch: USDA livestock officials reported new New World screwworm cases in Texas, underscoring the threat to Kansas agriculture. Community & Environment Funding: Russell County USD 407 approved sewer/water pipe liner work and discussed grants, including a Kansas Clean Vehicles Program match to retire an old diesel bus.
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