Discovering a different type of holiday gift that cycles back to agriculture and community helps hometown businesses can be impactful in ways never imagined.
During this time of year, many fellow classmates who are less educated in the agriculture industry ask "what are you doing in the fields" and "why does it smell so bad?”
"I really miss having chickens and fresh eggs, but at least I’ll have a respite from chores in the coming cold weather."
"It is easy to forget just how good we have it, especially in this day and age."
"There have been a lot of struggles this last year, but I think sometimes experiences make us wiser and more aware of our surroundings. How we…
Make plans now for fighting next year's weeds, agronomists say: “Layer on modes of action and layer on residuals, and try to get in there as t…
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Much like humans, beef cattle can adapt over time to their grazing sources with proper management, but there are certain forages that can pres…
Kansas State University extension specialists and agents will host a cover crop workshop and livestock grazing tour Monday, Dec. 6.
Profound Angus passion, embracing innovative objectives, celebrating milestone achievements – all themes displayed at the National Angus Conve…
Megan Niederwerder, assistant professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State Universi…
Cooperative Ventures, a new capital fund from CHS and Growmark, will focus on creating advancements in breakthrough technologies for the agric…
A Nebraska producer will serve as the new president and chairman o the American Angus Association board.
