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Global Wheat: What Could Move Kansas Prices - WOYM 420
October 8, 2026
The Official Podcast for Kansas Wheat Hosted by Aaron Harries Wheat markets have pulled back, but StoneX’s Mike O’Dea says producers should not assume the story ends with weaker futures. In this…
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Wheat Scoop: Management Adjustments When Planting Wheat Late
October 7, 2026
Published in the K-State Agronomy E-Update: Some producers have delayed planting due to ongoing summer crop harvest or wet conditions following recent fall rains. Planting in early October is just…
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Wheat Scoop: Kansas New K-State Research Helps Trace Wheat From Field to Loaf
October 1, 2026
Every acre of wheat has a job that extends beyond producing bushels. Those bushels become flour, bread and other foods that provide energy and nutrition to people around the world.
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Wheat Farming: Legacy, Markets and Survival - WOYM 419
September 24, 2026
Plainville farmer and Kansas Wheat Commissioner Mike McClellan joins Wheat’s On Your Mind to talk about more than three decades of changes on his family farm in Rooks and Graham counties. When…
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Wheat Scoop: Western Star Global Grain and Food Center
September 23, 2026
K-State officially opened the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center on Sept. 18, ushering in a new era for the university’s Department of Grain Science and Industry and the students, researchers…
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2026 Wheat Drilling Outlook
September 16, 2026
Audio file As drills begin moving into Kansas fields, wheat growers are weighing more than when to put seed in the ground.
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A Fresh Look for a Kansas Wheat Tradition
September 10, 2026
Looking for a new weeknight dinner, a sweet treat or your next baking project? The 2026 Kansas Wheat Commission Recipe Book is here with a new look and recipes that show just how many ways wheat can…
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Can Australian Agronomy Improve Kansas Wheat? - WOYM 418
September 8, 2026
Kansas and Australia may be separated by thousands of miles, but wheat producers in both regions face a familiar problem: producing a profitable crop when water is limited and weather refuses to…
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National Wheat Yield Contest Looks Ahead to 2027
September 3, 2026
As Kansas wheat growers prepare to put another crop into the ground, decisions made this fall could carry through harvest and onto the national stage.
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Remembering Joe Martin
August 27, 2026
Audio file For nearly four decades, Joe Martin worked to make wheat better suited for the farmers and fields of western Kansas.
