Wine connoisseurs are making their way to western Kansas to get a taste of the area's wine industry that's providing a boost to the state's agritourism.
When shoppers across the country purchase groceries, clothing or paper supplies, there’s an excellent chance those items were produced by the thriving agribusiness in South Carolina’s North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA) Region.
From aircraft and cereals to meat and machinery, Kansas is selling more goods to more countries, posting its fourth all-time high in 2008, with $12.5 billion in exports.
Agriculture-related businesses are growing in the Ark-Tex area, bringing new investment and creating jobs while responsibly managing the region’s abundant natural resources.
With more than 12 million acres of commercial forestland covering the Piney Woods region of Northeast Texas, it’s no surprise that the majority of commercial timber growing and wood processing in the state takes place here in the Ark-Tex region.
The Office of Rural Opportunity within the Kansas Department of Commerce is designed to spur rural development in communities of 5,000 or fewer residents.