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Category: Kansas
Kansas: Ag Risk and Profit Conference, Manhattan, Aug. 16-17
Ambassador Richard T. Crowder, former U.S. agricultural trade negotiator and current Thornhill Professor of Agricultural Trade at Virginia Tech, will headline Kansas State University’s Risk and Profit Conference planned for Aug. […]
Kansas: No-Till Seeding School, Lorraine, Aug. 9
Ag education provider and manufacturer Exapta will once again hold its No-Till Seeding School, set this year for August 9 at the Jason Stansbury farm near Lorraine, Kansas. Attendees can […]
Kansas Corn, Sorghum: Chinch Bugs Attacking Stands
Wheat harvest around the district is progressing with some producers done! The rains have really helped the continued development of the corn and sorghum which is significant for combating against insect […]
Kansas Wheat Harvest – Better Than Expected – DTN
Editor’s Note: Each year the Kansas City Board of Trade (now part of the CME Group), the Kansas Grain & Feed Association, the Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of […]
Kansas: Wheat Researchers Turn Up the Heat
Kansas State University researchers are turning up the heat on wheat to prove the point that higher nighttime temperatures may be to blame for significant yield and quality losses in […]
Kansas: Pecan, Walnut Field Day, Chetopa, June 16
Pecan growers will have one last chance to learn from one of Kansas State University’s top experts in the field before he retires. The 2018 Kansas Walnut Council Field Day […]
Kansas: Net Farm Income Climbs, Still Far Below 3 Years Ago – Podcast
Kansas net farm income rose in 2017 for the second straight year, thanks in part to stronger livestock prices, but was still less than half what it was just three […]
Kansas Sorghum: Planting Guidelines
Producers are busy in the field planting corn and soybeans, however, it won’t be long and it will be time to plant grain sorghum. Well let’s hope that Mother Nature […]
Kansas: Irrigation Study Uses Infrared Cameras to Improve Water Efficiency
Kansas State University researchers have tested the reliability of thermal infrared cameras in controlled, greenhouse settings and say they are now ready to take the sensors to the field to […]
Kansas Wheat: Sustainable Ag – Cover-Crop Investigations
Wheat growers in the semi-arid central Great Plains commonly leave their fields fallow for months at a time between crops, so moisture can build up in the soil to help […]
