Agriculture
Trade Visit to Demonstrate U.S. Wheat Competitive Advantages to Venezuelan Millers
Quality control and purchasing managers from three Venezuelan flour mills will visit North Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Ohio on July 31 to August 6,...
Agriculture
FamilyFarms Charities establishes agriculture scholarship
FamilyFarms Charities announced at the FamilyFarms Group Summer Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana that a memorial scholarship has been established in memory of the late...
Agriculture
Sugarcane Aphids Spotted in Sedgwick County
Sugarcane aphids have now been found in Sedgwick County in VERY low numbers. We also observed many beneficial insects in the field. These beneficials,...
Agriculture
KDA Seeks Participants for Statewide Survey of Specialty Crops
The Kansas Department of Agriculture and K-State Research and Extension are seeking specialty crop producers to participate in the Statewide Survey of Specialty Crop...
Agriculture
Conditions right for powdery mildew
by Linda Geist - University of Missouri Extension
Hot days, cool nights and spotty showers create conditions for powdery mildew to thrive.
This fungal disease affects common vegetables...
Agriculture
Summer Fun Farm Tour Series Kicks-off August 1
3 Days, 9 Farms, and 3 Hot Topics
Kansas Farmers Union and the Farmer Veteran Coalition of Kansas are offering new and aspiring farmers an...
Agriculture
Forage supplementation and methane in beef cows is topic of July 26 webinar
Great Plains Grazing will present the free educational event online.
The nutrient composition of grazed forages frequently does not meet the requirements of the grazing...
Agriculture
Kansas Wheat Scoop No. 1955: A ‘Fitbit’ for plants?
Low-cost, portable platform to gauge plant health
Kansas State University student and phenocart developer Jared Crain collects data using the phenocart in drought stress wheat...

