Recent news
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KAWG annual meeting to be held August 20
August 13, 2015
After last year’s turbulent state legislative session, many farmers are wondering what their standing will be in Topeka when the legislature reconvenes. Topics such as these will be covered at…
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Rediscover Wheat: Research Highlighted During the 2015 Kansas 4-H Wheat Expo
August 11, 2015
Families from as far as Johnson County hit the road to Hays on Thursday, August 6 to learn about wheat research at Kansas State University’s Agricultural Research Center in Hays. The annual Kansas 4-…
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Wheat Streak Mosaic mite be a problem
July 27, 2015
Hidden in the stubble of 2015’s wheat harvest, wheat curl mites are moving to find sprouting volunteer wheat seedlings to inhabit and continue the life cycle of wheat streak mosaic. The wheat streak…
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Winners announced for 2015 Kansas Wheat Yield Contest
July 27, 2015
Kansas Wheat is proud to announce the winners of the 6th Annual Wheat Yield Contest. This year’s top wheat yields belong to Doug Queen of Rossville, Eastern Region winner; Darren Nelson of…
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Increasing the Pie or Just the Slice?
July 22, 2015
Yogi Berra once quipped: “Cut my pie into four pieces, I don’t think I could eat eight.” Which begs the question, what is the better choice: a larger slice of a smaller pie or a smaller slice of a…
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Faces of Harvest: Jeremy Millershaski, Lakin
June 30, 2015
Farming west of Garden City positions Jeremy Millershaski roughly in the middle of his two favorite off-farm hobbies – snowboarding at Monarch Mountain in Colorado and hanging at Lake Wilson.
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Faces of Harvest: Kyle Kaiser
June 24, 2015
Farmers like to say Mother Nature has to kill a wheat crop a few times before harvest. And Bushton farmer Kyle Kaiser would agree. At the beginning of April, Kyle was ready to call his crop insurance…