Scorched, scalded and burnt up

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	Scorched, scalded and burnt up

By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau If you’re a Kansas farmer you’ve probably jumped out of the frying pan into the fire. The fire in this case is the continuing scalding temperatures and lack of precipitation. Here’s what I’m talking about. Ben McClure, Stevens County farms a few miles from the Oklahoma line and not far from the Colorado border. Here in far southwestern Kansas conditions are bone dry. McClure ...

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