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@Patrick H has replied to your question, but Patrick is a polite man and it would out of character for him to say anything demeaning about our neighboring state of Kansas.
I'm not that kind of person, and here's the truth:
Eastern Kansas smells pretty good, but that's because it's close to Missouri. The further west you go into Kansas, the more it sells like the home-made fertilizer it's cattle produces, -- ya know what I mean?
If you have to drive through Western Kansas in the summer, it's an absolute necessity that your car has air conditioning as fast as possible. Don't worry about the police stopping you, they don't want to get out of their car either. There's a reason why the speed limit on I-70 is 75 mph. The Kansas powers that be know about the smell, and they want to get you out of the state as fast as possible so your won't file charges because of the air quality. It doesn't bother the folks that live there so much because their sinuses have all rotted out.
I once was driving through Western Kansas on I-70 in the summer. It was at night and the temperature was 105.' I was driving a rental car and the air conditioner broke down. I had to stop for gas at Oakley Kansas and nearly died from the smell coming off of the feed lots that surround that town. I passed out at the gas station for 45 minutes from the heat and that feed-lot smell while filling my car. When I finally came to and drove off, I could taste colors until I hit the Colorado state line.
I hope I've answered your question, and consider yourself warned.