Kylene Scott

Dodge City

Associate Editor at High Plains Journal

Wife, mom, journalist, photographer, Oklahoma State grad. Owner/operator of Kylene Scott Photography.

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Area Hay Prices, April 12, 2025

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

TAGS: 3 Tie Small Square, alfalfa, area hay prices, bermuda grass, bluestem, Central Nebraska Hay, Central New Mexico Hay, Central Oklahoma Hay, Central Texas Hay, colorado hay, costal bermuda, East Wyoming Hay, fair hay, good hay, grass, grinding alfalfa, Hay delivered, hay market, Iowa Hay, kansas hay, large round bale, large square bale, meadow grass, Medium Bale, Minnesota Hay, missouri hay, Montains Northwest Colorado Hay, Montana hay, Mountains Colorado Hay, Nebraska hay, New Mexico...
Kansas hay demand light, trades pick up some

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Forage Crops, Hay Market News, Hay Range Pasture, Hay Report, Kansas Hay Market, Markets This past week, demand was light, and trades picked up a bit, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, April 15. Prices were steady for all regions. Two words seem to be on everyone’s lips “dry” and “drought.” Although the wheat and alfalfa look pretty good so far, if rain is not received soon, they will begin to go backwards.
State-By-State Hay Summary

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Forage Crops, Hay Market News, Hay Range Pasture, Hay Report, Markets, State-by-State Hay Market Colorado—In the April 10 report, compared to last report, trade activity and demand light. Prices mostly unchanged on all hay types. Feedlots don’t have new crop hay pricing available currently. Offers from the dairy are at $1.00/point delivered.
Meditation - High Plains Journal

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. – 1 Corinthians 13:4 (NIV) One day, while engaged in a transaction at the drive-up window of my bank, I dropped the canister containing my receipt and driver’s license. It popped open when it hit the pavement, and its contents were scattered by the wind. I thought my license was gone forever. The next day I was elated when the bank teller called to inform me that my driver’s license had been found.
Easter apps made easy - High Plains Journal

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

(Family Features) If you’ll be hosting friends and family for Easter this year, creating the perfect spread doesn’t have to be hard. Make your gathering as simple as it is delicious by serving dishes that can be made ahead of time then easily put together on the big day. Opting for an array of appetizers can help keep hungry people out of the kitchen until the main course is ready.
Looking for love - High Plains Journal

1 week ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Problem: I am having a rough time in my relationships. I’m in my mid-thirties and have tried dating apps, but that has not worked well. I’m average looking and exercise and try to eat right, so I think that I look okay. Seriously, I have girlfriends who aren’t in as good a shape as me and they are having no problems. They get dates. My dates turn into hook-up situations. I want someone to get to know me, respect me and not just be out for sex. I guess that is a problem.
Stock show season is the best season - High Plains Journal

2 weeks ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Some youth’s lives revolve around baseball or softball. For others it’s cheer, volleyball or another competitive sport. For youth involved in agriculture, livestock might be their focus. In Kansas, young livestock exhibitors commonly get their 4-H or FFA animals in the springtime and many keep them through the Kansas State Fair and Kansas Junior Livestock Show in early fall. Some kids keep them longer for national shows like the American Royal or National Western Stock Show.
Livin’ that lifestyle - High Plains Journal

2 weeks ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Early in my elementary school career I remember sitting in a classroom and having a classmate ask me where I lived. After I said “in the country” I remember feeling like I must have had horns growing out of my head because of the look on her face. Granted, I rode the bus to school with all the other “country kids,” so I knew there were others just like me who didn’t reside on a street or a neighborhood in town. I never knew any difference and appreciated where I lived growing up.
Kansas hay trades remain slow, demand light

2 weeks ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Forage Crops, Hay Market News, Hay Range Pasture, Hay Report, Kansas Hay Market, Markets This past week, demand was light, and trades remained slow, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, April 8. Prices were mostly steady with the exception for dairy alfalfa which was $.05/point RFV lower for most regions. All other hay is also feeling a downward pressure as the new hay season is fast approaching.
Area Hay Prices April 5, 2025

2 weeks ago | hpj.com | Kylene Scott

Area Hay Prices, Forage Crops, Hay Market News, Hay Range Pasture, Hay Report, Markets TAGS: 3 Tie Small Square, alfalfa, area hay prices, bermuda grass, bluestem, Central Nebraska Hay, Central New Mexico Hay, Central Oklahoma Hay, Central Texas Hay, colorado hay, costal bermuda, East Wyoming Hay, fair hay, good hay, grass, grinding alfalfa, Hay delivered, hay market, Iowa Hay, kansas hay, large round bale, large square bale, meadow grass, Medium Bale, Minnesota Hay, missouri hay, Montains...