Range Management Lectureship features speaker on non-traditional application of fire - Nov. 7
Dr. John Weir will present the 23rd annual Kling Anderson Range Science Lectureship on Tuesday, November 7, at 3:30 p.m. on K-State’s Manhattan campus. The title of Weir’s lecture is “Burning Outside the Box.” This lecture is free and open to the public. The Kling Anderson Lectureship was established to enhance training in Range and Forage Management at Kansas State University.
Consider the value of soil residue before baling or burning wheat stubble
Some producers might think about baling or burning their wheat stubble following wheat harvest. While burning is inexpensive and baling provides additional income, it is important to understand the true value of leaving crop residue in the field. Learn more in this article from soil management specialist DeAnn Presley.