Agriculture

By Ryan Flaming, KSU-County Extension Agent, Agriculture & Natural Resources Spring time is an excellent time for soil sampling and testing. This year, with low...

Oregon is home to 1.3 million head of cattle, many of which graze on sagebrush grassland. But some of that same land is also...

Beginning April 1, 2016, the Sorghum Checkoff, Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission and Kansas State University (KSU) will enter into a cooperative agreement to increase...

By Jordan Hildebrand Wheat has become an easy punching bag for fad diets and those who profit from them. This practice won't last long if...

Due to an incredible response in the first few days after the fire, hay needs of area ranchers have been met for the time...

A delegation of Kansas sorghum producers, led by the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA), traveled to China March 12-19, 2016, to promote coarse grains,...

Minimum air temperatures across Kansas dipped well below freezing March 19 and 20, which could pose a problem for some of the state’s wheat...

As part of President Obama's historic trip to Cuba to further normalization of relations, advance commercial and people-to-people ties, and express our support for...

Mycotic abortions, or fungal abortions, are often sporadic in cattle. As producers determine the need to provide supplemental feeds to their calving cow herd,...

Ultra-high stock density grazing is the management tool of grazing livestock in much higher-than-normal concentrations to achieve landscape-focused objectives. The long-term goal is to...