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Grazing management: toxic plants publication aims to help producers

With so many potential dangers lingering in grazing pastures, it’s crucial for producers to understand which plants could harm cattle and other livestock if...

Animals cannot digest plastic

Oklahoma State University Birthday, wedding and graduation celebrations often include releasing helium balloons. What a sight to see as the balloons are released to gently...

Kansas Hard Winter Wheat Quality Tour

After day two of the Hard Winter Wheat Quality Tour 2016, scouts had visited 606 stops and calculated an average yield of 48.2 bushels...

Open Prairie Rural Opportunities Fund

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the launch of a new private investment fund with the potential to inject $100 million into small food...

Kansas State Board of Agriculture May Meeting

The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Board of Agriculture will meet at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, May 16, 2016, in Council Grove, Kan. The...

Study: Higher concentration of zinc improves cattle feed efficiency

Kansas State University researchers have found that feeding concentrations of zinc that are higher than recommended dietary concentrations can help improve the growth of...

USDA Offers New Loans for Portable Farm Storage and Handling Equipment

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide a new financing option to help farmers purchase portable storage and handling equipment. Farm Service Agency (FSA)...

March Agricultural Price Report

USDA March Farm Prices Received Index Increased 0.3 Percent The March Prices Received Index (Agricultural Production), at 92.8, increased 0.3 percent from February. At 83.0, the Crop...

Top wheat yields to earn prize money

Wheat yields have been a heated topic of discussion at coffee shops across Kansas for years. But seven years ago, Kansas Wheat decided to...

Anaplasmosis facts

The Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and K-State Research and Extension provided facts about anaplasmosis in cattle.   -        Anaplasmosis bacteria live in red blood cells...
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