Trego County, Kansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Trego County, Kansas, grouped by category below.
Organizations in Trego County
- Golden Prairie Extension District - WaKeeney Office
The Golden Prairie Extension District keeps an office in WaKeeney for Trego County, part of a K-State Research and Extension district covering Gove, Logan and Trego, with 4-H, farm and horticulture help.
WaKeeney, KS - Trego County Conservation District
Run by locally elected supervisors, the Trego County Conservation District works from WaKeeney to promote soil, water and rangeland stewardship on farms and ranches.
519 Russell, WaKeeney, KS | 785-743-2191 - Trego County K-State Research and Extension Office
K-State Research and Extension office for Trego County in WaKeeney, Kansas, the local contact for 4-H youth development, agriculture and the Trego County Fair; the office is part of the Golden Prairie Extension District.
WaKeeney, KS
Livestock Auctions & Sale Barns in Trego County
- WaKeeney Livestock
Sale barn serving cattle sellers around WaKeeney, Trego County: WaKeeney Livestock, one of 46 Kansas livestock markets in the state's 2015 annual market report.
WaKeeney, KS - WaKeeney Livestock, LLC
Licensed Kansas livestock auction market in WaKeeney that held sales on Tuesdays in the Kansas Department of Agriculture 2015 annual livestock market report; confirm current sale days before hauling.
WaKeeney, KS
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Trego County
- WaKeeney Farmers Market
WaKeeney Farmers Market serves WaKeeney and the surrounding Trego County area, with vendors set up at 408 Russell St. It meets Saturdays 8 to 11 a.m.
408 Russell St., WaKeeney, KS
Helpful Guides for Trego County
- K-State Research and Extension in Kansas
How K-State Research and Extension works in Kansas: offices in all 105 counties, county units and districts, how they are governed and funded, what they offer, the 4-H connection, and how to find your office.
- Kansas Conservation Districts: What They Do and How to Get Cost-Share
How Kansas conservation districts work: the five-member board, State Conservation Commission cost-share programs, what practices they cover, how to apply through your county district and how to find yours.