Agriculture
Sharp spike in land values driven by traditional and nontraditional factors
As reported in High Plains Journal. An increase in land values based on much higher commodity prices is not uncommon in agriculture.
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Agriculture
Testing of hay and pastures key to offsetting high feed grain prices
High feed grain prices have been an area of concern for livestock producers this year, leading many to look for more cost-effective alternatives to...
Agriculture
USDA report boosts sorghum acreage to 7.3 million, most since 2015
As reported in the High Plains Journal. The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report Sept. 10,...
Agriculture
Ag-rich counties still losing population
As reported in High Plains Journal. Despite decades of federal and state investments in farm programs and rural economic development, most of rural America...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Stocks-to-use ratio, soil moisture are key factors to watch for forecasting 2022 wheat prices
For audio version, visit kansaswheat.org.
The U.S. and world wheat markets are seeing the tightest ending stocks-to-use ratios in nearly a decade — two driving...
Agriculture
Huck Boyd National Institute announces leaders of the year
Agribusinesses, entrepreneurs, community supporters to be honored Sept. 22
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Officials with Kansas State University’s Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development say...
Agriculture
Updated Reports Now Available on Agriculture’s Economic Contribution
MANHATTAN, Kansas The Kansas Department of Agriculture has recently updated its interactive map of Kansas, showing the economic contribution of agriculture across the state....
Agriculture
K-State releases annual Wheat Variety Disease and Insect ratings
Publication takes a look at threats to Kansas’ most popular varieties
MANHATTAN, Kan. – In Kansas and other wheat-growing states, the tools of the trade...
