We are proud of our sunflowers here in Kansas. They are beautiful and the seeds are tasty and nutritious. But sunflowers are also a global commodity crop with a growing demand, though they’re currently a minor player in the United States. Researchers have unlocked the genetic code of the entire plant, which could lead to better hybrid seeds—making sunflowers even more appealing to farmers. Harvest Public Media’s Amy Mayer reports.
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Description: Come meet bestselling author Rachel Kodanaz when she comes to Overland Park, KS to promote her third book, Finding Peace, One Piece at a Time. In her book, Rachel talks about how "Once our heart and mind are in sync with the concept that letting go of something does not equate to letting go of our memories, the process of finding peace and sorting through personal possessions can begin." Rachel has shared her wisdom over the last 20 years as a passionate speaker, best-selling author, grief consultant and facilitator for corporations, organizations and individuals throughout the US. She will be discussing and signing her new book at the Tomahawk Ridge Community Center at 9:30 AM. The event is free and open to the public. Submitted by: Katherine Baldwin Rachel Kodanaz
Description: Come meet bestselling author Rachel Kodanaz when she comes to Kansas City, MO to promote her third book, Finding Peace, One Piece at a Time. In her book, Rachel talks about how "Once our heart and mind are in sync with the concept that letting go of something does not equate to letting go of our memories, the process of finding peace and sorting through personal possessions can begin." Rachel has shared her wisdom over the last 20 years as a passionate speaker, best-selling author, grief consultant and facilitator for corporations, organizations and individuals throughout the US. She will be discussing and signing her new book at Solace House Center at 4:30 PM. The event is free and open to the public. Submitted by: Katherine Baldwin Rachel Kodanaz
