K-State CropTalk webinar series returns in 2022
The K-State CropTalk webinar series is back and will be focused on agronomic topics targeted for northwest and north central Kansas. Topics range from soil fertility, weed management, cover crops, and weather resources. Learn more in this article.
One more session for K-State CropTalk webinar series - March 14
The CropTalk Webinar series has been extended for one more week! The last session is scheduled for Monday, March 14. This webinar will feature a presentation on the 2022 grain market outlook from agricultural economist Dan O'Brien. Get registered to attend this webinar!
Don't miss the remaining K-State Crop Talk webinars
There are still two sessions of the popular Crop Talk webinar series. This year, Crop Talk is focused on agronomic topics for producers across the western half of Kansas. The next session is set for March 5 and features Soil Fertility Specialist, Dr. Ruiz Diaz, speaking about managing fields with high pH. Don't miss it!
K-State Crop Talk webinar series continues in 2026
Crop Talk launched on February 10, but it’s not too late to join the series. Registration remains open for all upcoming sessions. Each noon‑hour Tuesday webinar features expert speakers, practical agronomy topics, and CEUs. Sign up today to receive Zoom or YouTube links.
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.
K-State Crop Talk Webinar Series Continues in 2026
Two weeks remain in this year’s K‑State Crop Talk webinar series, with sessions every Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. through March 10. Topics still ahead include fungicides for corn and sorghum, and in‑season pest control. Register anytime to join live or watch via Zoom or YouTube.
K-State Crop Talk Webinar 2026 Series Wraps Up on March 10
The last Crop Talk webinar of 2026 is scheduled for March 10 from 12:00–1:00 pm CST. Join this free, virtual session to learn about insect control and earn one CEU. Register online or contact your local extension office.