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Women in agriculture conference to celebrate 30 years of programming

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 27, 2015 — Nebraska women will learn how to plan and make better business decisions for their farms and ranches, their...

K-State Survey Indicates Lower Farmland Prices, More Non-Performing Loans in the Short-Term Outlook

MANHATTAN, Kan. – The agricultural lender sentiment for the end of 2014 shows that lenders have decreased expectations for the short- and long-term outlook....

Lecturer: Genetically Engineered Animals Could Ease World Hunger

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 16, 2015 –

 Genetically engineered food animals could provide a sustainable means to feed a fast-growing world population, yet regulatory hurdles...

K-State Weed Scientists Seeking Input on Herbicide-Resistant Grasses

MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State weed scientists would like some help from producers, extension agents, crop consultants, agronomists, and others in documenting the distribution of...

Commodity Commission Election Ballots Mailed to Producers

MANHATTAN, Kan. – The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced the candidates eligible for commission in the state’s five grain commodity commissions- corn, wheat,...

USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum: Early Registration Closes Jan 23

USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum: Early Registration Closing! Smart Agriculture in the 21st Century New EU Commissioner of Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, joins Secretary of Agriculture...

Kansas to Host Central Plains Irrigation Conference Feb. 17-18

The annual event focuses on irrigation-related topics through informational sessions and an industry exposition. COLBY, Kan. – The 2015 Central Plains Irrigation Conference and...

Opinions Sought on Feral Hog Control

MANHATTAN, Kan. – When wildlife populations bloom or problems arise from certain wildlife species, an allowance for sport hunting might come immediately to mind...

Taking canola production to the next level

Canola College 2015 Set for February 19 in Enid, Oklahoma MANHATTAN, Kan. – The latest developments in canola production and marketing will be highlighted at...

Vegetable taste test results available to help growers choose varieties

The University of Missouri's Bradford Research Center is making available the results of vegetable variety taste tests conducted during 2014. Participants scored samples of...
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