2025 Spring Crop Field Day in southeast Kansas

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Kansas State University Research and Extension invites producers, ag professionals, and community members to attend the 2025 Spring Crop Field Day: Wheat, Weeds, and Weather on May 20, 2025, at the Southeast Research and Extension Center, located at 25092 Ness Road, Parsons, Kansas.

This half-day event will provide timely insights into wheat production, weed management, and climate outlooks tailored for southeast Kansas. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., with presentations and tours running from 9:00 to 11:45 a.m. Lunch will be provided free of charge thanks to generous sponsors.

Program highlights include:

  • Soft and Hard Wheat Variety Plot Tours: See the latest wheat varieties in the field and learn about their performance under local conditions.
  • Weed Management in the Changing Environment: Tina Sullivan, K-State Regional Agronomist, will discuss strategies for managing weed pressure in the face of evolving herbicide resistance and environmental challenges.
  • Climate Update and Weather Outlook: Chip Redmond, K-State Climatologist, will provide an update on weather and forecasts impacting cropping decisions.
  • Hard and Soft Red Wheat Varieties for Southeast Kansas: Allan Fritz, K-State Wheat Breeder, will share insights on wheat genetics and variety selection for optimal performance in the region.

Producers will have the opportunity to interact directly with K-State specialists, ask questions, and discuss management practices relevant to their farms.

Registration is free and can be completed online by scanning the QR code in the event flyer or visiting WildcatDistrict.k-state.edu/events. You may also call 620-421-4826 for more information.

Lunch will be provided courtesy of sponsors, including Corner Post Crop Insurance, Thomas Implement Inc., AGChoice, Producers Cooperative Association, Wheat Alliance, McCune Farmers Union Coop Association, Bartlett Co-op Association, Frontier Farm Credit, and R&F Farm Supply.

Make plans to join us on May 20 for this informative and hands-on field day!

 

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