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Minneola grower maximizes yield potential through management to place in 2021 National Wheat Yield Contest
November 23, 2021
Adam’s Folly is a good piece of ground west of Minneola, nicknamed for a hired hand that once ran the plow well into the neighbor’s field. The field is a consistent, productive one for Matt Jaeger...
K-State: Wheat genomics discoveries have the potential to improve bread quality
November 10, 2021
K-State researchers have discovered a gene in ancient wheat that gives superior strength and elasticity to bread dough.
Congratulations to Kansas Winners in 2021 National Wheat Yield Contest
November 4, 2021
Kansas winners in the national contest included Tyler Ediger and Darwin Ediger, Meade, and Matt Jaeger, Minneola.
Despite weather challenges, USW report details how U.S. HRW crop quality meets customer needs
October 28, 2021
Global customers will once again be able to purchase good quality wheat that provides high value.
Kansas Wheat Recognizes Passing of David Radenberg
October 21, 2021
Kansas Wheat joins wheat producers and farm advocates from across the state in expressing our condolences to the family of David Radenberg, who passed away on October 9, 2021, ending his 21-year...
Tip your hat to your local co-op in October for National Co-op Month
October 21, 2021
As farmer-owners, Kansas wheat producers are the lifeblood of grain marketing and ag retail cooperatives. October is National Co-op Month.
Kansas wheat planting and emergence off to a better start thanks to recent moisture
October 7, 2021
Recent rain across Kansas was welcome, especially as nearly half of the Kansas wheat crop has now been planted and is starting to emerge.
Watching wheat export reports provides key insights for price outlooks
September 30, 2021
Tracking the ebb and flow of wheat through the U.S. wheat supply chain is yet another tool Kansas farmers can use in their grain marketing plans for the upcoming year.
Mitigating pests and diseases key factors while planting wheat this fall
September 23, 2021
Agronomists are cautioning producers to carefully watch and mitigate pest and disease issues as planting season gets underway.
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