
Winter canola is off to a strong start across Kansas thanks to excellent soil moisture and warm fall temperatures. Even with some delayed planting, most fields reached the ideal growth stage before winter. This update highlights what we’re seeing in 2025 and what it means for winter survival.

Not all armyworms behave the same, and knowing the difference matters for scouting and management. This update walks through the species found in Kansas, with emphasis on the Fall Armyworm and Armyworm (true) activity observed in 2025, plus a quick overview of the Army Cutworm.

Kansas farmers and ranchers are invited to share their perspectives on digital agriculture and artificial intelligence in farming by completing a short survey (less than 10 minutes). Responses are anonymous and will help identify opportunities, challenges, and resource needs across the state.
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Don't miss your chance to attend the 2025 Sorghum Connection Series. These one-day events bring K-State specialists, Kansas Sorghum, and industry experts together to share practical updates on forage and grain sorghum production, plus new tools such as spray drones and farmer-driven crop improvements.