By: P.J. Griekspoor At a summit in Dodge City, the slowed economic growth was attributed to uncertainty. Uncertainty about tariffs is serving to put a damper on business inves... Read more
By: Ben Potter Corn closes down another 1.5% Wednesday, with soybeans also in the red Corn prices hoped to curb dramatic losses seen earlier this week, testing sm... Read more
By: MADELYN BECK Sci-fi writers have long warned about the dangers of modifying organisms. They come in forms ranging from accidentally creating a plague of killer locusts (195... Read more
By: P.J. Griekspoor One of the hardest management tasks in a wet growing year, like the one much of Kansas experienced this year, is managing nitrogen to minimize loss while keeping the nutr... Read more
The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced the members of the State Noxious Weed Advisory Committee. The committee was established this summer following the passage of HB 2583 which... Read more
By: BRIAN GRIMMETT Wichita — Sarah Stephens stands over a brightly lit table in a detached garage-turned-grow shed as she trims away unnecessary leaves from a recently harveste... Read more
A proposed Flood Insurance Rate Map update for portions of Reno County — including the cities of Hutchinson, Nickerson, South Hutchinson and Willowbrook — was released for public review in A... Read more
By: MADELYN BECK Sci-fi writers have long warned about the dangers of modifying organisms. They come in forms ranging from accidentally creating a plague of killer locusts (195... Read more
By AMY MAYER Walking through rows of growing crops helps farmers monitor for harmful insects, leaves that are damaged by disease or other problems that could reduce thei... Read more
By Jordan Hildebrand MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas wheat farmer testified in front of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry on “Perspectives on Rea... Read more
