Pretty cool to get to the KansasWheat building, representing #wheat growers in Kansas, and find a printed copy of our recent paper on their desk! Research put into practice! K-State Agronomy

Our 2024 K-State Agronomy annual #wheat pre plant meeting in McPherson last night was very well attended! Good questions and discussions! KansasWheat K-State Research and Extension

On #AgToday: • Lime for Wheat and Alfalfa Production • Kansas Wheat Variety Publications • More Corn Silage, Less Alfalfa Hay agtodayksu.libsyn.com/1750-liming-fi…

Live from the Kansas Governor’s Summit on Agricultural Growth! 🌟 Dept. of Agriculture Under Secretary Alexis Taylor is discussing the importance of international trade and the Regional Agricultural Promotion Program #RAPP We’re also celebrating women’s pivotal role in agriculture. #IYWF

Chris Tanner, KAWG vice president, is representing wheat on the crops panel at the Governor's Ag Summit with representatives from top crops in the state. Kansas Dept of Ag

A few days ago, Aaron Harries and Justin Gilpin had the pleasure of speaking with Matt Hines, a licensed commodity broker from Loewen and Associates. See the link below to listen to this new episode of WOYM. apple.co/4g2TvYC

Growers gain valuable insights on production, marketing and more at Sorghum U/Wheat U event. Find out more at this link to our website: kswheat.com/wheat-scoop-wh…

K-State's annual wheat performance tests are out: Agronomist Jane Lingenfelser says the state's average yield rose this year, though not all producer's experienced a bump. ksre-learn.com/kansas-wheat-p… #KSRE #ksleg

The South African trade team focused on learning about the U.S. grain trade, global supply and demand, and estimates on price movements. Find out more at this link to our website: kswheat.com/wheat-scoop-so…

In this episode, Aaron Harries speaks with Dr. Kelsey Andersen Onofre, an Assistant Professor at Kansas State University specializing in plant pathology and the impact of diseases on wheat crops. See the link below to listen to this new episode of WOYM. apple.co/3Myx7J3

Right now on WIBW 580 Ag Issues pgm, Justin Gilpin CEO of KansasWheat joins us. Listen online at 580wibw.com. #WheatQuality #HB4 #WheatDrilling

Romulo Lollato research group met yesterday to line up research expectations for the 2024-25 #wheat season! A lot of good things to come from so many great people in the group! K-State Agronomy KansasWheat

Today, our group (and SOs) had the annual grill out celebrating yet another very successful season! Brazilian barbecue with flavors from Argentina, Colombia, Nepal, US, and Bolivia! What an awesome group helping move KansasWheat research forward! Go Wildcats! K-State Agronomy

With the lousy forecast I know we'll have drills rolling this week. We have some data on coleoptile length if you're chasing moisture. Keep in mind these are lab measurements. We also know some varieties are susceptible to shortening with warm soil temps. bookstore.ksre.ksu.edu/download/coleo…

When should wheat growers start planting? K-State wheat production specialist, Romulo Lollato, explains how planting dates vary around the state and what growers should consider when deciding to start planting. agtodayksu.libsyn.com/1764-opossums-…

Birkram Gill, KSU Professor Emeritus discusses the origins of wheat in Kansas and his impact on the wheat industry. It is a preview of the latest "Wheats On Your Mind" podcast. kswheat.com/wheat-scoop-wh…

Its not a fun day in northwest KS. Windy days like this, at wheat drilling time with drought conditons, are not a good combination. If there is soil blowing, the K-State Emergency Wind Erosion control is a good source of ideas to help reduce wind erosion. bookstore.ksre.ksu.edu/pubs/emergency…

While #wheat producers may be eyeing opportunities with moisture availability, @KSUwheat experts caution not to start planting too early, lest their fields suffer from disease, insect and weed pressure from the very start of the growing season. ⁠kswheat.com/dont-start-too…

Winter wheat planted was 9%, near 7% for both last year and the five-year average. According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service

In this episode, Dalton Henry and Peter Laudeman with U.S. Wheat Associates talk about the emergence of the first commercially grown, GMO wheat variety in the world. See the link below to listen to this new episode of WOYM. apple.co/4gqpKkx