Agriculture

Each sector in Kansas’ thriving agriculture industry is focused on expansion and improvement, thanks in large part to a recent effort coordinated by the Kansas...

Landscaping with Native Plants is the topic of this spring’s Saline County Women in Ag meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 30. The speaker will...

This is the first in a series of articles about the wind farm industry, and a proposed project in Reno County. By Duane Schrag Special to the...

Kansas’ wine industry is ripe on the vine. In fact, Julie Berggren of KC Wine Co. says Kansas has the potential to produce wines that are...

andowners concerned with herbicide drift now have a new tool for controlling broadleaf weeds, even during cool periods. 2,4-D acid is part of the...

You’ve heard the saying that everyone’s involved in agriculture because they eat. That’s true, but from this perspective we’re simply the consumer. Now don’t...

“Many farmers will not listen when discussing marketing their production.” Yet, selling commodities is the essential part of profitable production, according to Tom Leffler. “When marketing...

From a market outlook to a look into the technology of the future, the 50th annual Beef Cattlemen’s Conference in Monett, Missouri, gave area...

Kansas throughout the 20th century became known as the breadbasket of the world, since it was the biggest wheat-growing state in the biggest wheat-exporting...

By Duane Schrag A 98-turbine wind farm that is to be located between Oxford and Wellington is moving forward after Sumner County officials last month...