Agriculture
Calving schools planned
With the new year, beef producers are eager for the 2017 calf crop. In anticipation of calving season, Kansas State University Department of Animal...
Agriculture
Fall application of Anhydrous
Soils in parts of Kansas are now cool enough to allow producers to apply anhydrous ammonia for their 2017 corn crop, and have been...
Agriculture
Whole Farm Revenue Protection
Center for Rural Affairs is conducting free webinars on Whole Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP), a crop insurance option that requires crop and livestock diversity...
Agriculture
Winter wheat cold hardiness
In general, temperatures have been unusually mild in Kansas so far this fall. Some record high temperatures have even been recorded during Nov. 14-16....
Agriculture
Kansas State University recieves $1M to protect food from pests, diseases
Kansas State University has received more than $1 million from National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to continue work that protects food from...
Agriculture
Wheat research provides improved resistance to viruses
By Hannah Schlapp, Kansas Wheat Communications Intern
If farmers could plant wheat without the constant worry of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus (WSMV) spreading when the...
Agriculture
Program designed to help producers deal with historic agricultural downturn
Program designed to help producers deal with historic agricultural downturn
From grain growers to cattlemen, plummeting farm income across the country has agricultural producers...
Agriculture
Researchers make breakthrough in controlling soybean cyst nematode
Scientists hope to take the traits and move them to Kansas-adapted cultivars.
A microscopic worm that has been a giant pain for U.S. soybean farmers...
