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Category: Kansas
Kansas Sorghum: 2020 Hybrid Test Results Available Online Mar 15, 2021
For years, Kansas has outpaced all other states as the top producer of grain sorghum, and growers have a resource to help keep it that way. Kansas State University’s 2020 […]
Kansas: Finances and the Farm- An Online Class to Enhance Farm Management Skills Jan 7, 2021
Kansas State University has launched a new self-paced online course, Finances and the Farm, now available to Kansans and others. “It is important, especially during these challenging times, to be […]
Kansas Soybean Association Announces New CEO Dec 7, 2020
The Kansas Soybean Association board of directors is pleased to name Kaleb Little as the incoming CEO of the organization. “I am extremely excited for the opportunity to serve the […]
Kansas Department of Ag Grant to Fund Disposal of Orphaned Pesticide Dec 4, 2020
The Kansas Department of Agriculture pesticide and fertilizer program recently received a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 7, to aid in the disposal of orphaned pesticide products. […]
Kansas: Precision Ag Opens Management Options for Farmers Nov 20, 2020
Satellites, yield monitors and numerous other technologies have given farmers massive amounts of information about how crops perform on their land. The challenge they often find, however, is how to […]
Kansas: Cheyenne County Designated Natural Disaster Area to Flood Nov 19, 2020
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue designated Cheyenne County, Kansas, as a primary natural disaster area. Producers who suffered losses caused by excessive rain, flash flooding and flooding that occurred from July […]
Ethanol: Researchers Test Sorghum as Option for Grain-Based Production – Video Nov 9, 2020
Kansas State University researchers are tracking the nitrous oxide emissions associated with grain sorghum production, and its effect on the carbon intensity score – a measure of how much carbon […]
Kansas, Texas: “Furnace Winds” Occurring More Frequently Out West Oct 27, 2020
You don’t need to tell folks in western Kansas that it can get hot there. And sometimes windy. And sometimes really dry. But when all three conditions happen at the […]
Kansas: Rawlins County Designated Natural Disaster Area to Drought Oct 27, 2020
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue designated Rawlins County, Kansas, as a primary natural disaster area. Producers who suffered losses caused by recent drought may be eligible for U.S. Department of Agriculture […]
Wheat: K-State Scientists Earn 2020 Gene Stewardship Award Oct 19, 2020
Two U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists working on the Kansas State University campus are part of a national team that has earned praise for its pioneering work in building sturdy […]
