Kansas Wheat Rx Schools to be held in Wichita and Hays in early February
Wheat Rx seminars are scheduled for February 8 in Wichita and on February 9 in Hays. Wheat Rx is partnership between Kansas Wheat and K-State Research and Extension to disseminate the latest research recommendations for high-yielding and high-quality wheat to Kansas wheat farmers.
Kansas Wheat Rx Schools to be held in Wichita and Hays in early February
Wheat Rx seminars are scheduled for February 8 in Wichita and on February 9 in Hays. These two Wheat Rx schools feature speakers that will discuss the most up-to-date wheat research information on how to manage your wheat crop not only for yield but also for quality and sustainability.
Kansas Wheat Rx Schools to be held in Wichita and Hays in early February
Have you registered for one of the two Wheat Rx seminars happening in February? These two Wheat Rx schools will present the most up-to-date wheat research information on how to manage your wheat crop not only for yield but also for quality and sustainability.
Kansas Wheat Rx Schools - August 9 and 10
K-State Research and Extension and the Kansas Wheat Commission are hosting two Wheat Rx Schools. The first event will take place in Phillipsburg, KS, on August 9. The second event will take place in Garden City, KS, on August 10. Registration details and agenda for each school are included in this article.
New Wheat Rx publication: Coleoptile length of winter wheat varieties 2022
Wheat varieties with long coleoptiles are more likely to emerge when planted deep enough to reach soil moisture from past rainfall. To help guide variety selection for deep sowing, a new publication provides growers with an estimate of average coleoptile length of different winter wheat varieties common to Kansas and the Great Plains.
Save the date - Wheat Rx Schools scheduled for early March
Save the date for two Wheat Rx Schools to be held on March 7 in McPherson and March 8 in Russell. Detailed agendas will be available soon. Each school will feature the latest research on how to manage your wheat crop not only for yield but also for quality and sustainability, as well as how growers can capitalize on high protein wheat.
Save the date - Wheat Rx Schools scheduled for early March
The dates and locations have been set for two Wheat Rx Schools to be held in early March. The first event will take place on March 7 in McPherson. The second seminar is scheduled for March 8 in Russell. Online registration is open and detailed agendas on the speakers will be available soon.
Wheat Rx Schools scheduled for early March
Get registered to attend of the two Wheat Rx schools coming up on March 7th and 8th. The speakers and topics have been finalized. Each school will feature the most up-to-date wheat research on how to manage your wheat crop not only for yield but also for quality and sustainability, as well as industry partners sharing how growers can capitalize on high protein wheat.
Wheat Rx seminars - Get your prescription for next year's wheat crop
A prescription for producing high-yielding and high-quality wheat is just what the doctor ordered for Kansas wheat producers. Mark your calendar for two upcoming seminars in Dodge City and Wichita. Speakers will discuss cover crops and soil health, the role of wheat in a cropping system, soil fertility, fungicides, and economics of wheat production.
Wheat Rx seminars - Get your prescription for next year's wheat crop
Mark the calendar now for two upcoming Wheat Rx seminars in Dodge City and Wichita. Speakers will discuss cover crops and soil health, the role of wheat in a cropping system, soil fertility, fungicides, and economics of wheat production. These programs are part of a partnership between Kansas Wheat and K-State Research and Extension.
Update - Full program details are set for two Wheat Rx seminars
The entire program details for the two Wheat Rx seminars have been released. Check out this article to learn about the speakers and topics featured this year. You can also find information on how to get registered. Kansas Wheat Rx is a combination of suggested management practices for the economical and sustainable production of high-quality winter wheat in Kansas.