2025 Q3 - The Future of Agriculture
ON THE COVER: Lone Star 4-H Club (L-R)
Makenzie Fishburn, Ruby Hill, Jasper Clark, Evie Clark
Charlie Fishburn, Molly Hill, Jett Clark
Photo by Steven Hertzog
Newsmakers 2025Q3
After 12 years in different roles at PROSOCO, Jake Boyer will become President of the family-owned company.
An Unpredictable Undertaking
The physical work involved in larger-scale farming can be taxing, but so can the less-seen mental struggle going on behind the scenes to keep the business profitable.
Local Scene 2025Q3
The local scene – Ribbon Cuttings, Events and More in pictures.
LMH HEALTH: Finding Gratitude in the Journey
The Cancer Center expansion and renovation is beautiful.
Ag Tech on the Edge
New and improving technology is being used by farmers to not only track and protect their animals, but to improve land health.
A Cornerstone Industry
Agriculture is key to a healthy economy, and its constant transformation has a big impact on local farms and communities.
Lawrence in Perspective: Kansas Shines at Philadelphia Centennial Exposition
The international exhibit displayed local manufacturing and agricultural products to encourage settlement in the state
Community Farming Is Cool Again
Small, local farms, have made a comeback, providing personal touches and nourishing relationships, with a focus on sustainability, organic products and community stewardship.
D. Allen (Al) Frame: A Life of Perseverance, Integrity, and Family
D. Allen “Al” Frame’s life was defined by perseverance – on the track, in the classroom, in his law practice, and most importantly, in his devotion to family and community.
NON-PROFIT: Breaking the Cycle
The Children’s Advocacy Center strives to improve the lives and outcomes of abused children in the Douglas County area.
Hope on the Horizon?
Kansas farmers weigh the risks and rewards in a new era of agriculture.
2025Q3: Letter From the Publishers
As publishers of the Lawrence Business Magazine and proud hosts of the annual Foundation Awards, we are continually inspired by the remarkable achievements of our local business community.
Fresh From the Farm
A trend toward getting to know where food comes from has taken hold, with several farm op-tions for locals to choose from in the Douglas County area.
The Next Generation
Douglas County’s 4-H club introduces young farmers not only to the value of hard work but also to the world of business.