You can see it on the faces of many farmers in America right now: stress; fear of the future; responsibility…
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Cover Your Acres Winter Conference Jan. 21-22
K-State Research and Extension will host the 22nd annual Cover Your Acres Winter Conference for crop producers and consultants on…
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Gearing up for 2025 grain marketing
Naomi Blohm. (Courtesy photo.) As the calendar flips to 2025, many questions lie ahead for grain markets. There are many…
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Record U.S. crop exports to Mexico face challenges crossing the border
The United States depends heavily on Mexico for exports of corn, soybeans and wheat. During crop marketing year 2023-24 (September-August),…
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Reviving history one gear at a time
Dan Crist. (Courtesy photo.) Dan Crist, of Quinter, Kansas, was only 11 years old when he started collecting antique machinery.…
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China broke free trade – High Plains Journal
David Murray During Donald Trump’s first term, China’s response to the tariff wars against China’s unfair trade practices hit ag…
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Spier selected as new president, CEO of U.S. Wheat Associates
U.S. Wheat Associates directors have elected Mike Spier, vice president of overseas operations, as the export market organization’s next president…
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New wheat variety to combat head scab fungal disease
A new wheat variety released by Oklahoma State University will help eastern and northern Oklahoma farmers combat the small grain…
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Wyoming study: Invasive weeds take economic toll
Agricultural economists and invasive weed specialists at the University of Wyoming have released a new report on the economic impacts…
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Dormant seeding makes room for wheat in crop rotations
It’s the age-old struggle—farmers scramble to get their work done within the timeframe that Mother Nature affords them. Depending on…
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