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Organic farms connect consumers with their food, USDA agriculture census reports

Washington, Sept. 30, 2014 – Certified organic agriculture producers in the United States sell directly to consumers, produce on-farm renewable energy, and are younger,...

USDA reports corn stocks up 50 percent, soybean stocks down 35 percent from 2013

NASS Also to Re-Survey Operators with Unharvested Small Grains Contact: Lance Honig, (202) 720-2127; Krissy Young, (202) 690-8123 Washington, Sept. 30, 2014 – According to the...

Food animal production faces challenges with new antibiotic regulations

New FDA regulations will phase out use of growth promotion indications in medically important antibiotics.   MANHATTAN, Kan. -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration...

USDA launches current agricultural industrial reports program

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29, 2014 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) announces the launch of the Current Agricultural Industrial Reports...

Kansas Farm Bureau celebrates Farm Safety and Health Week

KFB Gov. Sam Brownback has declared September Farm Safety Month and the week of Sept. 21-27 Farm Safety and Health Week. “I appreciate Gov. Brownback’s proclamation,” says Holly...

Teach Ag Day celebrates opportunities in Agriculture Education

MANHATTAN, Kan. – In support of the more than 11,500 Kansas agriculture education students and the 208 instructors in 176 schools who teach them,...

USDA invests $68 million in 540 renewable energy and energy efficiency projects nationwide

Funding includes loan guarantees and grants for solar energy to create jobs, promote energy independence and advance the use of renewable fuels BUNN, N.C., Sept....

BVD testing could pay off big

A K-State veterinarian reviews a new study about the economic value of testing calves for bovine viral diarrhea.   MANHATTAN, Kan. – The name of the...

K-State agronomists help co-author newly revised “Midwest Cover Crops Field Guide”

  MANHATTAN, Kan. - Farmers interested in planting cover crops to improve soil health now have an updated and expanded resource in the second edition of...

K-State Crops Team wins Australian Universities Crops Competition

MANHATTAN, Kan. - Six members of the Kansas State University Crops Team recently returned from a study trip to Australia where they also took...
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