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Kansas Wheat Awards David Radenberg Memorial Scholarship to Rose Latta
May 21, 2025
The David Radenbuerg scholarship, administered by Kansas Wheat, honors the legacy of David Radenberg, a lifelong wheat farmer from Claflin and an industry leader. He represented central Kansas on the…
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KAWG applauds Senator Moran for comments on food aid
May 16, 2025
The Kansas Association of Wheat Growers (KAWG) applauds Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS), for his remarks on the importance of the Food for Peace and McGovern Dole programs.
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Wheat Tour 2025, Day 3
May 15, 2025
The official tour projection for total production of wheat to be harvested in Kansas is 338.5 million bushels. This number is the average of estimated predictions from tour participants who gathered…
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Wheat Tour 2025, Day 2
May 14, 2025
"The story of the day was Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus (WSMV), much worse than the first day. Some fields were bright yellow and very stressed.
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Wheat Tour 2025, Day 1
May 13, 2025
About 67 people from 21 U.S. states and six countries, traveled in 17 cars on six routes between Manhattan and Colby, Kan., Tuesday, stopping at wheat fields every 15-20 miles along the routes, as…
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WOYM - A Food Aid Journey
May 13, 2025
In this powerful episode of Wheat’s On Your Mind, Peter Laudeman of U.S. Wheat Associates and Justin Gilpin of Kansas Wheat take listeners on a firsthand journey through East and Southern Africa,…
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Wheat Scouting 2025
May 12, 2025
Follow along on Twitter at #wheattour25. Watch the video to see Romulo Lollato show how to do Wheat Tour 2025 data collection.
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A Perfect Storm: Kansas wheat fields hit hard by WSMV outbreak
May 7, 2025
“This is by far the worst year I’ve seen for impact of wheat streak mosaic virus in our area,” said Gypsum farmer Justin Knopf.
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Building Tomorrow’s Markets: Wheat’s role in food aid programs in East Africa
May 1, 2025
Audio file Building Tomorrow’s Markets: Kansas Wheat CEO explores wheat’s role in food aid programs in East Africa
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WOYM - The Voice of The Plains
April 29, 2025
In an era of declining local journalism and mass media homogenization, Kyle Bauer is proof that local still works. From manually flipping CDs in a small-town booth to running a 15-person farm media…
