Nutrient availability in poultry manure
Poultry litter can provide a significant supply of nutrients for crop production in areas of Kansas where a supply of litter is available. Although Kansas is not a major poultry producer, there is an abundant supply of litter from nearby states. Knowing the nutrient content of the manure is essential for maximum efficiency.
Five years of the World of Weeds article series
In December 2019, Extension Weed Science specialist Sarah Lancaster launched a new article series all about weeds. The "World of Weeds" series features a different weed species that typically has agronomic implications for farmers and ranchers in Kansas. Check out all the past World of Weeds articles!
Private wells in Kansas: Safe location and maintenance guidelines
Water supply to rural residences and agricultural operations without rural or public water systems is usually obtained from a private well or surface water supply. Information about constructing a well in a safe location and maintenance guidelines for existing wells can be found in two recently updated publications from K-State Research and Extension.
Kansas Drought Update and Climate Report: Nov. 27 to Dec. 3, 2024
Meteorological fall ended on November 30, and the season closed on a chilly note thanks to an extended period of below-normal temperatures that arrived Thanksgiving week. The statewide average precipitation for the last 7 days was 0.09 inches or 31% of normal. Read more about the weather from the previous week in Kansas in this article.
Save the Date for the 2025 Corn and Soybean Schools
For the second year, Kansas Corn and Kansas Soybean are partnering with K-State Research and Extension to offer the Kansas Corn and Soybean Crop Schools. These full-day winter learning sessions will feature informative presentations for both crops. Save the date for a location near you!