Agriculture
Team USA brings home the gold at international soil judging contest
K-State agronomy student is part of award-winning team.
Team USA took first place overall at the International Soil Judging Contest in Gödöllő, Hungary held...
Agriculture
Growing grains in Kansas
Today many people have backyard poultry and goats that provide eggs and dairy and many have gardens for fresh fruits and vegetables. But many...
Agriculture
Sugarcane aphids are on the move through Kansas
The pest has developed an appetite for sorghum.
Sugarcane aphids moved into Kansas last year and despite their name, appear to have developed an appetite...
Agriculture
Sorghum production research highlighted at October 9th Agronomy Field Day
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Exciting advances in sorghum research will be featured at the 2015 Agronomy Field Day on Oct. 9 at Kansas State University’s...
Agriculture
Wheat Scoop: Kansas crop shows average quality
By Jordan Hildebrand
For an audio file, visit www.kansaswheat.org.
Yields in Kansas might have increased during the 2015 harvest, but test weights and protein content were...
Agriculture
Maximizing profitability and productivity when water is limited
Sept. 25 seminar planned in Garden City
GARDEN CITY, Kan. – With every month and year that goes by, wise use of water by western...
Agriculture
K-State’s Rice tapped for Key National Academy of Sciences Post
Professor who was part of Nobel Prize-winning team will lead the Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources program.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University's Charles...
Agriculture
Salmonella outbreak leads to cucumber recall in 27 state, Kansas included
A salmonella outbreak has been linked to fresh cucumbers according to the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control. The affected...
