Woodland Ranch, originally known as Woodland Place Stock Farm, is a historic north central Kansas property deeply rooted in forestry, conservation and agriculture and is hosting the 2026 KFA Field Day. Owned by the same family since the early 1900s, the ranch takes its name from the heavily forested landscape that continues to shape the property today. Listed on both the National Historic Register and the Kansas Historic Register, Woodland Ranch is also connected to the nearby Pawnee Indian Museum. Original owner Elizabeth Johnson played a key role in preserving the historic Pawnee site after encouraging her husband to purchase the land and donate it to the state of Kansas. Today, owners Locke and Jolynn (Elliot) Pierce continue the ranch’s stewardship legacy through the American Tree Farm System. The property features a restored historic barn, conservation-focused forestry management and award-winning preservation efforts that visitors will experience firsthand during this year’s KFA event.