Agriculture

Nine Nebraska Extension offices will offer workshops in February providing livestock producers and crop farmers with information on how to turn manure nutrients into...

// Producers, Including Beginning and Underserved Farmers, Have a New Option to Gain Access to Land WASHINGTON, Jan. 19, 2016 — Agriculture Deputy Secretary Krysta...

The Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) is seeking individuals to participate in Petfood Forum Asia in Bangkok, Thailand, from March 29–April 1, 2016. In...

Fertilizing is an important practice, but it is not a cure-all. Fertilization cannot compensate for: * Poor soil structure which does not allow for adequate drainage...

The Kansas State University Agronomy Forage Bowl Team took first place honors in the National Forage Bowl Competition held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Jan....

MANHATTAN - Tradition and heritage are a big part of what makes agriculture such an attractive way of life for so many Kansans. The...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Developing windbreaks is an important practice for many Kansas farmers and ranchers. Among their many benefits, they help protect the soil...

November Farm Prices Received Index Up 3.4 Percent The November Prices Received Index (Agricultural Production), at 92, increased 3.4 percent from October. At 82, the Crop...

This research analyzes national and regional adoption of no-till and strip-till planting systems; cover-crop use; and nitrogen-fertilizer application rates, timing, and methods. Results show...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Cow-calf and beef stocker producers in the Great Plains now have a new set of tools to help them adapt quickly...