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Kansas should ban companies tied to foreign adversary governments from buying farmland in the state.
Kansas limits some corporate ownership of farmland, and lawmakers have added limits on land near military bases. A broader ban would bar farmland purchases by companies linked to governments the U.S. names as foreign adversaries.
Ty Masterson
The governor's decision to side with foreign adversaries, like China, to own land adjacent to military installations demonstrates Biden-like weakness and is troubling.
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