TOPEKA — Kim Barnes scoured 52 years of contacts in his Rolodex to find buyers for 1.7 million bushels of last year’s grain sorghum crop after a cut in federal programs and international trade left the market in chaos.
Submitted by Stacy Campbell As our weather warms, alfalfa producers are reminded to eliminate weeds in their fields before plants break dormancy. Herbicides for controlling… Login to continue reading Login…
By Ken Rahjes Hello from Topeka. We are less than a month before first adjournment and a short break before returning at the end of… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Monique Koerner, Family and Community Wellness Extension Agent Fermentation is a process where the natural bacteria found in fresh vegetables utilize the carbohydrates… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Stacy Campbell The 2022 Kansas Performance Tests with Corn and Grain Sorghum Hybrids and Soybean Varieties report is now online and in print… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Michelle Beran 4-H offers 40 different project areas for youth to explore and learn! I’d like to highlight a few of them over… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Alicia Boor Even during the heart of winter, a popular online gardening series is drawing hundreds of Kansans to its monthly, lunch-hour programs.… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Stacy Campbell NC and NW Extension Districts and counties of K-State Research and Extension again will be hosting an ONLINE agronomy series, “Crop… Login to continue reading Login…
Submitted by Stacy Campbell This article provides answers to frequently asked questions associated with dicamba trainings in Kansas for 2023. Do all dicamba product labels… Login to continue reading Login…
On Sunday, February 12, 4-H members across Barton County will gather to showcase their Communication Skills at 4-H Club Day! Communication skills are necessary for… Login to continue reading Login…