Potential Effects of Warm Winter Temperatures on the Wheat Crop
Warmer winter conditions are raising questions about how Kansas wheat may be responding. This week’s article explores recent temperature patterns and what they could mean for the crop moving forward.
Options for Damaged or Dead Brome Hayfields
With brome stands showing mixed levels of injury following last season’s armyworm pressure, producers are weighing their options. Learn more about how to assess plant survival and what management decisions to consider this spring.
Irrigation Season Preparation: Wheel Track Maintenance
When wheel tracks begin to affect irrigation efficiency and field operations, it may be time to reassess management approaches. This article outlines a range of potential adjustments and tools producers may find helpful.
Current Kansas Crop Insurance Loss Ratios and Causes of Loss, 2025 Crop Year
Updated crop insurance information provides a valuable snapshot of growing conditions and economic impacts from the 2025 season. This article summarizes the major drivers of loss and highlights variation across crops and regions of the state.
Livestock Carcass Handling: Shallow Burial with Carbon Training - April 8
An upcoming training in Manhattan will walk participants through the shallow burial with carbon (SBC) approach to livestock carcass disposal. The program includes expert instruction, on‑site demonstration, and guidance on best practices for managing SBC sites.
K-State Crop Talk Webinar Series Continues in 2026
The annual K‑State Crop Talk series is back, featuring a lineup of virtual sessions focused on important agronomic issues. Producers can join live on Tuesdays through March 10 at noon and access guidance from specialists on a variety of current topics.