From the desk of Frank J. Buchman:
Cover Crop Incentives For First Time Growers
Farmers looking to try cover crops can get a helping hand with cost and technical assistance through the recently established Farmers for Soil Health (FSH)
Big Business Treated Sewage Waste Fertilizer Creates Controversy
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that as much as 3.5 million dry metric tons of treated sewage waste is spread as fertilizer across the
Horses Remain Important Part Of Kansas Economy
Impact of Kansas’ horse industry was reviewed at the Kansas Department of Agriculture 2024 Kansas Equine Sector Session. Justine Staten, executive director of the Kansas
Reflections From Boys State
Attendance at Boys State Of Kansas more than half a century ago was a memorable experience. For a grocery store carryout boy, wannabe cowboy, it
Interest Rates, Grain Prices Impacting Farmland Values
While still at or near record levels, farmland values have stabilized in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming, the five states served by Farm
Immunity Is More Than Just Giving A Short
With societal and political pressure surrounding antibiotic use in food animals, preventing disease outbreaks is increasingly important. The words “immunization, not just vaccination” may sound