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    Monday
    Apr022012

    Lee Borck replaces former Kansas Governor at Kansas Bioscience Authority

    Please see the news release here.

    Friday
    Jan062012

    ILS Donates Funds to Pawnee Community Hospital

    Please see the full story by clicking here.

    Friday
    Jan062012

    ILS Initiates Service Awards, Presents First Round of 20 Year Wristwatches

    ILS is proud to recoginze the following employees for 20 or more years of service:

    ILS Corporate:

    Lee Borck (34 Years)
    Roger Murphy (53 Years)
    Andrew Murphy (22 Years)
    Kim Smith (34 Years)
    Bill Bunker (22 Years)
    Dwight Bartels (29 Years)

    Ward Feed Yard:

    David Hammeke (27 Years)
    Jack Gore (22 Years)
    Mike Schartz (25 Years)
    Larry Miller (25 Years)
    Mike Keast (23 Years)
    Todd Teegerstrom (22 Years)

    Great Bend Feeding:

    David Keyes (26 Years)
    Salvador Gonzalez (29 Years)
    Niki Cotton (24 Years)

    Alfalfa Pellets:

    Sharon Lang (38 Years)

    Roberts Cattle Company:

    Dan Roberts (35 Years)
    Leo Gonzalez (29 Years)

    Lewis Feed Lot:

    Peggy Hogins (30 Years)

    Thank you all for your dedicated service!

    Thursday
    Jul142011

    Lee Borck featured in latest issue of drovers magazine

    Please see the full article here.

    Wednesday
    Jul132011

    PRESIDENT OF KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY TOURS ILS FARMS AND WARD FEED YARD

    Kirk Schultz, President of Kansas State University toured ILS Farms and Ward Feed Yards on July 12th.  Lee Borck invited the President to witness first-hand the cattle feeding industry and to gain a better understanding of the economic impact that feed yards and agriculture has in Kansas and at Kansas State University.  Lee personally conducted the tour at both locations where he explained the magnitude of the cattle feeding business starting with the production of fall grains to the shipping of the finished animal.  At the end of the tour the President briefly met with K-State alumni employees working at ILS.  Before leaving the President commented, “I knew that cattle feeding is a major economic influence in Kansas, but I had no idea of the complexity of the business.”