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Kansas farmers experiment with perennial grains to fight worsening drought
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Kansas wheat breeder Joe Martin remembered for his work
2+ week, 2+ day ago (1124+ words) For nearly four decades, Joe Martin worked to make wheat better suited for the farmers and fields of western Kansas. Today, his influence remains planted across the state, carried through varieties, genetics and a wheat breeding program he helped shape…...
Kansas Winter Wheat Crop Could Be Smallest Since 1950s
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (178+ words) (Kansas is on track for its smallest winter wheat harvest in nearly 70 years, as drought and early-season freezes take a major toll. USDA projects Kansas farmers will harvest about 196 million bushels this year, down sharply from nearly 347 million bushels in…...
Pasta on the Plains: A new Kansas-grown wheat could soon be in your box of noodles
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1307+ words) Pasta made from durum wheat line the shelves at a grocery store. (Calen Moore/Kansas News Service) Kansas farmers could soon play a role in spaghetti night or be the source of macaroni salad for the community cookout. More Kansas…...
After unfavorable weather, early Kansas harvesters hope for plentiful wheat yield
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (201+ words) WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Some farmers in Kansas are already harvesting wheat -- about two weeks earlier than normal. Farmers say the wheat is early because of the hot and dry year we’ve had so far in the state. Randy Wyckoff and…...
Why Kansas produces so much corn despite strain on water resources
11+ mon, 2+ day ago (1153+ words) It’s harvest time in Kansas. Across the state, combines have begun shaving down and chopping up over 6 million acres of corn. Isaac Yara is a truck driver, so he sees almost nothing but those corn fields hauling grain across the…...
What tariffs mean for Kansas farmers seeing big sorghum yield
11+ mon, 2+ week ago (556+ words) Farm fields across Kansas are turning amber as sorghum crops come to full maturity. The state's farmers are expecting a bountiful harvest this year thanks to more rain than recent years. But that's also coming at the same time the…...