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Kansas governor to get look at wheat harvest in Colby

Published on -7/3/2009, 5:19 PM

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WICHITA (AP) — Gov. Mark Parkinson will be getting the traditional governor’s tour of the Kansas winter wheat harvest.

The governor will be joined by state Agriculture Secretary Adaian Polansky at noon Monday at the Mike Brown farm in Colby.

This will be Parkinson’s first harvest as governor.
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