Tag: KSAgriculture
Kansas Wheat Harvest Surpasses Expectations: Early Results Show Promising Yields and Recovery in Exports
By Trish Svoboda As of Monday, the High Plains Journal reported that the Kansas wheat harvest is 5% complete, which is ahead of the average,
Antibiotic Stewardship in Focus: NIAA’s 13th Annual Symposium Highlights the Future of Antibiotics in Animal Agriculture and Human-Pet Relationships
By Trish Svoboda The National Institute for Animal Agriculture (NIAA) has published The White Paper summarizing the 13th Annual Antibiotics Symposium – Thriving in a
Tim Zenger Recognized for His Years of Dedication to FFA
By Ryan Duey During the 96th Kansas State FFA Convention Tim Zenger of Washington was honored with the Outstanding Achievement Award for his extensive contributions
Clay Center FFA Performs Well at Kansas FFA Convention
By Ryan Duey From May 29th to the 31st Clay Center FFA Members traveled to Manhattan for the 96th Kansas FFA Convention with District winners
Kansas Water Plan 2022: Local Workshops Invite Public Input on Water Management and Policy
By Trish Svoboda A series of local consult workshops are being held by The Kansas Water Office, Kansas Department of Agriculture, and Kansas Department of
Kansas Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program: A Boost for Health and Local Economy – Applications Now Open for Eligible Seniors
By Trish Svoboda Kansans aged 60 or over who meet income guidelines and shop at farmers’ markets in Kansas can improve their health and finances
K-State Geneticist Dan Moser Advocates for the Use of EPDs in Cattle Breeding Decisions on Cattle Chat Podcast
By Trish Svoboda Dan Moser, a beef cattle geneticist at K-State University, recently participated in a Cattle Chat podcast where he addressed a question about
Kansas Farmers Celebrate 150th Harvest of Historic Turkey Red Wheat: A Testament to Agricultural Innovation and Heritage
By Trish Svoboda This year, Kansas farmers are preparing for the 150th harvest of hard red winter wheat. This historic milestone traces back to the
Early Harvest in Southern Kansas Surpasses Expectations: Improved Yields and Crop Conditions Despite Weather Challenges
By Trish Svoboda In the past few days, combines have begun to operate in southern Kansas, following a slow start last week. The harvest has
K-State Beef Cattle Experts Share Key Insights for a Successful Breeding Season on Cattle Chat Podcast
By Trish Svoboda In a recent episode of the Cattle Chat podcast, experts from the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute provided advice to ensure