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Home » Donations being accepted for ranchers impacted by recent wildfires
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Donations being accepted for ranchers impacted by recent wildfires

Fencing supplies, hay, and money are greatly appreciated

PUBLISHED ON April 11, 2022

Jewell and Pawnee counties experienced devastating wildfires in late March, and the Kansas Livestock Association is accepting donations of hay, fencing supplies, and money to help those impacted. (KSRE file photo)

TOPEKA, Kan. — In late March, wildfires tore through portions of Jewell and Pawnee counties, burning nearly 10,000 and 8,600 acres of pastureland, respectively. Hay, fence and some equipment also was lost.

A collection point for donated hay and fencing supplies for those impacted by the fire in Jewell County has been set up across the highway from 2920 Highway 128, Burr Oak, KS 66936. This is 7 miles north of Burr Oak or 2 miles south of the Kansas/Nebraska state line. For unloading assistance, call Jarett Yelken at (402) 746-0569.

The Kansas Livestock Foundation, KLA’s charitable arm, is accepting cash donations to assist those impacted by the fires. Those who would like to donate can do so by clicking here or sending a check, with “wildfire relief” written in the memo line, to 6031 S.W. 37th, Topeka, KS 66614.

Producers can apply for relief funds by clicking here and filling out the form, which asks about livestock, fence and structures lost, grazing acres burned and veterinary costs to treat sick or injured animals. Applications are due May 15. Applicants do not have to be KLA members. Relief fund checks will be mailed soon to producers who applied earlier this year.

— Kansas Livestock Association

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