Kansas Farmers Battle Dry Heat | Wichita News
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Kansas farmers are reeling as a brutal dry spell threatens their crops and safety—Ron Van Zant, with 55 years on the land, says his soybeans are dying and corn struggles to survive, while skyrocketing fuel and equipment costs squeeze profits. With no moisture even six inches down, planting wheat is in jeopardy, and the parched earth is turning into a wildfire hazard. Recent fires—including one at a pumpkin patch—have prompted officials to warn against any outdoor burning, welding, or risky activities, urging everyone to stay alert and call 911 at the first sign of flames. This drought is a stark reminder of how weather impacts food, finances, and safety all at once.
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