Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Cooper Rathbun Awarded 2025 Herb Clutter Memorial Scholarship
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Cooper Rathbun’s earliest memories involve riding in the combine. Like many farm kids, he graduated from the buddy seat...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Drought Conditions Stressing Kansas Wheat Crop
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While parts of wheat country received spotty rains overnight on Wednesday, an overall lack of April showers does not...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Building Better Wheat: WYOM podcast with wheat breeder Allan Fritz
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Most farmers are familiar with the checklist of things that make a wheat variety good – high yield, good...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Entries open for 2025 National Wheat Yield Contest, including new digital yield pilot category
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Is this the year for a bin-busting wheat crop? Kansas wheat producers are encouraged to scout their best fields...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Breeding Better Wheat: A Conversation with Dr. Guorong Zhang
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Kansas wheat growers know that success starts with strong, resilient varieties. Few understand this better than Dr. Guorong Zhang,...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Wheat Rx seminars emphasize the importance of yield selection and informed management decisions to maximize wheat yields
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Just as Kansas winter wheat fields are greening up, producers gathered at recent Wheat Rx seminars in Salina and...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Kansas Wheat Leadership Program offers a behind-the-scenes look at the world of wheat
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Ever wonder what happens to the bushels of wheat delivered to the local elevator? Or about what it took...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Carter’s Kansas-Based Community Service: Celebrate Bake and Take Month this March
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The late President Jimmy Carter shared a love of the land with Kansas producers. After all, he grew up...
