Agriculture

Greg Doering Kansas Living Magazine An appropriation of $35 million by the Kansas Legislature in 2023 was supported by several agricultural groups, including Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB)....

The cattle herd is progressively shrinking, and as of Jan. 1, it totaled 87.2 million head. This year’s inventory is the fewest since 1951,...

For audio version, visit kswheat.com. KAWG awards Herb Clutter Memorial Scholarship to Kaden Weltmer Kaden Weltmer’s first three words were mom, dad and tractor. That combined...

King Ranch, Inc., Houston, Texas, announced April 9 that it has acquired a 50% stake in CobaltCattle, the nation’s fourth-largest cattle feeding operation with...

April Kansas Wheat Crop Conditions For audio version, visit kswheat.com. A late March freeze, blustery days of blowing dust and predicted 80-degree afternoons — the dramatic...

Catch a break from Mother Nature with moisture this winter? Have a sweet spot with an excellent stand thanks to perfect planting and growth...

Trent Loos Columnist All hands on deck. I smell a serious rat in the situation that is unfolding in the dairy cattle world. Earlier today, I...

Celia Hack Harvest Public Media Greenfield Robotics, a Kansas-based company, is hoping to move agriculture away from herbicides. They’ve developed robots to take on a labor-intensive...

Weeds are a hazard that requires diligence in soybean fields, Extension specialists say. In the above photo, soybeans are shown in a bag and overflowing with...

Contact: Marsha Boswell, [email protected] For audio version, visit kswheat.com. Developing international markets is not so dissimilar to planting a wheat crop, as Gary Millershaski, farmer and...