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Category: Kansas
Water Quality: How Well Do Buffer Strips Protect Rivers? – Study
Kansas State University researcher Colby Moorberg has his eyes on several miles of the Big Blue and Little Blue rivers, the two major waterways meandering their way to Tuttle Creek […]
Palmer Pigweed Resistant To 2,4-D And Dicamba Confirmed In Kansas
Dicamba and 2,4-D have been used for many years to help control Palmer amaranth in Kansas, but farmers have complained about poor control in recent years.
Kansas: Industrial Hemp – Next Big Thing? Research Looks to Find Out.
At two extremes, some hope industrial hemp can be the next big thing for Kansas farmers while others are convinced it’s fool’s gold. Somewhere in between are Kansas State University […]
Kansas: Soil Fertility – Do You Need More Chloride?
Well winter is still here, even though we occasionally get a “tease” from spring that isn’t too far away! It soon will be time when you will be in field […]
Kansas: 3 Sorghum Production Schools in Early Feb.
Three K-State Sorghum Production Schools will be offered in early February to provide in-depth training for sorghum producers and key stakeholders. The schools are sponsored by the Kansas Grain Sorghum […]
Kansas Ag Tech Conference, Junction City, Jan. 17-18
The Kansas Ag Research and Technology Association (KARTA) and K-State Research and Extension have announced the speaker lineup for the 22nd Annual Kansas Ag Tech Conference, taking place Jan. 17-18, […]
Kansas: 9 Soybean Production Schools Scheduled for Jan.
A series of nine Kansas State University Soybean Production schools will be offered in mid- to late January 2019 to provide in-depth training for soybean producers and key stakeholders. The […]
Kansas: Cover Your Acres Winter Conference, Oberlin, Jan.15-16
Agricultural producers, consultants, and experts will gather for the 16th annual Cover Your Acres Winter Conference on Jan.15-16, at the Gateway Civic Center in Oberlin, Kansas. The conference is a […]
Kansas: Elevated Risk Of Wildfires In Parts Of State In 2019
Southwest and central Kansas face an elevated threat of wildfire in the 2019 season, according to projections by the Kansas Mesonet and National Weather Service. The news came as Kansas […]
Kansas: Farm Leasing Arrangements – Have You Evaluated Yours for 2019?
Well, 2019 will soon be here, hopefully, everyone has their “to do” lists compiled and actually started. One of the items on your list may be re-examining your farmland leasing arrangements for your […]
