Fifty Years of Herbicide Resistance in Kansas
This year marks five decades since herbicide resistance was first documented in Kansas. Since then, the problem has increased to dozens of species across the state. Learn how it all began, and where we go from here to stay ahead of resistant weeds.
Using Biosolids on Agricultural Land: Agronomic, Environmental, and Safety Considerations
Biosolids offer farmers a valuable source of nutrients and organic matter when applied correctly. This article explains how biosolids are treated, regulated, and safely applied to cropland in Kansas, as well as what producers should know about nutrient value, safety practices, and emerging contaminants.
World of Weeds - Field Pansy
This month's World of Weeds feature highlights the field pansy (Viola bicolor), a small but persistent winter annual that is often mistaken for its ornamental cousins. Learn how to identify this weed and which herbicide options provide the best control this fall and spring.
Southeast Kansas Ag Applicator Training Set for December 1 in Parsons
K-State's Southeast Research and Extension Center will host a one-day Ag Applicator Training on Monday, Dec. 1, in Parsons. Participants can earn five 1A credits and one Core credit while learning about glufosinate application, pasture weed control, crop diseases, and spray drone technology.
Share Your Input: Digital Ag and AI Survey for Farmers
Are you a Kansas farmer working in row crops, specialty crops, or livestock/ranching? We invite you to share your perspective on Digital Agriculture and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in farming systems by completing a brief survey.
Sorghum Connection Launches Second Year of Winter Educational Series
Kansas sorghum producers - don't miss the second year of the Sorghum Connection Series! Hear from K-State and industry experts on forage management, digestibility, precision ag, and yield strategies at one of three free events this December. The events are free, but registration is requested. Sign up today!