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Join Kansas Association of Wheat Growers to get your Wheat Varieties Book
August 12, 2021
Join KAWG or renew membership to receive Wheat Varieties book and a chance to win a GrainSense protein analyzer.
Control volunteer wheat early to stop the spread of disease next growing season
August 5, 2021
One of the best preventative measures for wheat streak is the control of volunteer wheat early and often after harvest.
Kansas Wheat Discusses Harvest During USW Virtual Crop Update
July 29, 2021
More than 110 customers from across South America, representing 92 different companies, tuned in on July 15 for a virtual wheat crop update. U.S. Wheat Associates (USW), the industry’s export...
Agriculture Calls on STB to Increase Rail Competition Following Executive Order
July 22, 2021
By Michael Anderson, USW Market Analyst On the heels of a White House Executive Order on competition this month, a large group of agricultural shippers recently wrote to the U.S. Surface...
Mark your calendar for Farmer U on August 18-19
July 21, 2021
Ready for the return of in-person agricultural events? Mark your calendar for August 18 and 19 for a new event organized by the High Plains Journal — Farmer U. The event will take place in...
Day 17, Final Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
July 15, 2021
Harvest has been longer and more interrupted than normal, but farmers in the west are finally down to the last few days of cutting.
Wheat Foods Council video explains how consumers influence wheat production
July 15, 2021
The video discusses how consumers influence wheat variety selection.
Day 16, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
July 13, 2021
Harvest is on the downhill slide for much of Kansas, with just a few days left in northwest parts of the state.
Day 15, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
July 12, 2021
“Wheat certainly used all of its nine lives this year, and we still came out with a pretty decent crop,” Williams said. “All in all, a lot better than we expected in February and March.”
Day 14, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report
July 8, 2021
Kansas farm families are mentally ready to transition from wheat harvest to focusing on their local county fair and other summer activities, but combines are still running across much of the central...
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