As wheat growers evaluate their stands, some may consider replanting fields. There are many potential causes of poor or uneven emergence or stand establishment, and they may differ from field to field. Several factors must be considered, such as stand uniformity, percent stand compared to the target stand, replanting date, weed control, and insurance cutoff date.
Last week, the EPA issued a final decision to approve Liberty Ultra (glufosinate-P), making it the first herbicide with a label for agronomic crops that follows the principles outlined in the EPA's Herbicide Strategy, which is intended to help herbicide registrations comply with Endangered Species Act requirements. Learn more in this article.
Kansas State University agronomists have tapped the powerful world of digital technology to make more than four decades worth of crop information almost instantly available to farmers via their phones or home computers. Learn more about this new online resource, AVYield, in this article.
A new hybrid plant has emerged in Kansas wheat fields. Through genetic and cytogenetic testing, it was determined to be a hybrid derived from wheat and triticale. This hybrid was confirmed in three locations in Kansas this year.
This article is a shortened version of the weekly Kansas Drought Update and Climate Report for the week ending on October 29. Assistant State Climatologist Matt Sittel compiles the weekly weather data into a comprehensive report for Kansas. The upcoming weather outlooks for Kansas are also included. Don't miss it!
Don't miss out on the 2024 Crop Production Update, hosted by the Kansas Agribusiness Retailers Association and in cooperation with K-State Research and Extension. The two-day event is set for Dec. 4 and 5 at the Bluemont Hotel in Manhattan. Check out the article for details on the program and how to register.