
Several commonly grown wheat varieties in Kansas have now reached first hollow stem (FHS). This update outlines current FHS progression and reinforces the importance of removing cattle before yield potential is reduced. Monitoring ungrazed areas in each field is essential.

Reports of brown wheat mite activity are coming in from western Kansas, and dry, cool conditions favor rapid population growth. This article reviews what to look for when scouting wheat and triticale, how to distinguish mite injury from drought stress, and when treatment may be warranted.

Kansas just experienced its warmest winter in more than 30 years, with many areas also experiencing dry conditions. This article breaks down winter temperature, precipitation, and snowfall records across the state. See how your region compares to normal.

A Shallow Burial with Carbon Training and Demonstration will be held on April 8 in Manhattan, Kansas. Participants will receive classroom instruction and a live field demonstration on carcass disposal practices. Registration is required by March 25.