Wheat Scoop: Recipe Book Celebrates Legacy of Davis and Patton
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From waffles to snickerdoodles to pet treats, the 2024 recipe book from the Kansas Wheat Commission has something for everyone...
Gov. Kelly announces $9M investment for drought mitigation in Kansas
Gov. Laura Kelly has announced Kansas is receiving $9 million from the federal Inflation Reduction Act for two projects aimed at mitigating the impact...
Wheat Scoop: Warm, Dry Weather Dampens Kansas Wheat Planting Hopes
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Parched soil and warmer-than-average temperatures, combined with low prices, have dampened the hopes of Kansas producers who are dusting in...
Wheat Scoop: Celebrate your local cooperative this October
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Each October, the Kansas Cooperative Council celebrates National Co-op Month. More than just a prairie skyscraper, these member-owned, member-controlled businesses...
Wheat Scoop: No Small Factor: Producers should consider coleoptile length when deciding when and...
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Producers have a lot to consider when deciding when to start planting wheat — moisture, soil temperature, Hessian fly-free dates...
Wheat Scoop: South African trade team explores Kansas wheat industry
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South African milling companies know their wheat — both in terms of the quality they need to produce the high-loaf...
Wheat Scoop: Wheat U Follow-Up
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Growers gain valuable insights on production, marketing and more at Sorghum U/Wheat U event
Roughly 130 wheat and sorghum growers listened...
Wheat Scoop: Quality Control: Grain Craft’s Innovation and Quality Lab puts Kansas wheat to...
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When the final fields are cut, the trucks empty, the bins full and the combines cleaned out, Kansas wheat farmers...
Wheat Scoop: Don’t start too early!
K-State Agronomy issues guidance on optimum planting windows for Kansas wheat producers
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September signals the Kansas State Fair, football games and,...
Test forages to prevent nitrate and prussic acid poisoning
Many Kansas cattle operations rely on some type of harvested feed to use in the winter months, and common among those sources are forage...