University of Missouri researchers surveyed 66 pastures between 2015 and 2017 looking at the average number of weeds per...
Read MoreUniversity of Missouri researchers surveyed 66 pastures between 2015 and 2017 looking at the average number of weeds per...
Read MoreIt might seem far away, but the March 15 deadline for making annual elections of either Agricultural Risk Coverage...
Read MoreI’ve referenced the KSU Ag Economics site (www.agmanager.info) many times in this space over the years – and for...
Read MoreOver time, the options for integrated weed management have changed – but the goal has not. Whether we’re talking...
Read MoreAs I write this, there’s snow on the ground and 25 mile per hour winds. If your agricultural enterprise...
Read MoreThe 2023 Corn School schedules are out, offering in-person and virtual opportunities in January/early February. Schools are a collaborative...
Read MoreI heard a presentation from a KSU Ag Economist this week providing an “outlook” of sorts for 2023. Not surprisingly,...
Read MoreIn crop productions systems, we typically consider 16 elements essential for growth. Of those, Sulphur (S) is often considered...
Read MoreThe most common control methods used against Eastern redcedar are typically prescribed fire and cutting below the lowest branches....
Read MoreIt’s cold and the fireplace has likely been in heavy use the past week. The ash left can be...
Read MoreManure has long been a source of nutrients in our grain and forage production systems. The predominant products have...
Read MoreFor the past three years, the K-State Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab, via a Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN) Coalition grant,...
Read MoreIn our most recent District Newsletter (read it at https://www.meadowlark.k-state.edu/news/index.html), there’s an article referencing the focus placed on evaluating...
Read MoreOn the Agriculture Today podcast from KSU last week, Dr. Gregg Ibendahl revisited the large movements in fertilizer prices...
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