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Agriculture

Double Crop Pig weed control

Getting good control of Palmer amaranth and common waterhemp in Kansas has become more of a challenge in recent years. Many populations are now...

Research keys advances in swine industry the past 20 years

K-State’s Tokach says growth likely to continue well into the future   MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas State University swine scientist says that advances in how...

Butler’s Livestock Judging Program Named Team of the Year at Nationals

EL DORADO, Kan. (May 11, 2017) – Butler Community College’s Livestock Judging Team was named Team of the Year by the Junior College Coaches...

Butler County farmer thriving after adding high tunnels to business

Griggs Bros. Farms helps to spur area’s interest in local food production   AUGUSTA, Kan. – Todd Griggs admits that he was skeptical the first time...

Crop Production

Winter Wheat Production Down 25 Percent from 2016 Orange Production Up 1 Percent from April Winter wheat production is forecast at 1.25 billion bushels, down 25...

USDA Awards First Loans in the Rural Energy Savings Program

WASHINGTON, May 10, 2017 – Acting Deputy Under Secretary Roger Glendenning today announced that USDA is providing zero-interest loans to two rural energy providers...

K-State Dean of the College of Agriculture will co-chair National Academies’ study of food and agriculture breakthroughs

Study will explore scientific approaches WASHINGTON, D.C. – Kansas State University will have a prominent role in helping the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and...

Assessing the damage: 40 percent of Kansas wheat crop hit by spring snow

Wheat specialist says it will take time to assess damage from wind and below-freezing temperatures   MANHATTAN, Kan. – As usual, Mother Nature will take her...

K-State Soil Judging Team takes second in national competition

Northern Illinois University hosted multi-day contest   MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University’s Soil Judging Team won 2nd place in the “Overall Team” and 2nd place...

Kansas State University researchers race to stay ahead of wheat blast disease

Progress has been made, but $6.5M grant ends this year   MANHATTAN, Kan. – In 2009, ambitious and newly-minted with a master’s degree, Christian Cruz wanted...
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