My first ATV had been my go-to for more days than I could count, but over 27,000 miles of rough Sandhills country, plus one, at times, erratic female driver meant it had earned its retirement.
Did you ever have one of those days when everything worked just like it should?
It's go time – the day we've been waiting for since the last day of harvest 2023. All the winter meetings and preparation time have come down to this moment when it's time to get seed into the ground.
The wheat streak mosaic virus, transmitted by wheat curl mites that reside in volunteer wheat, poses problems for producers and requires thorough management, according to Kansas State University wheat disease specialist Kelsey Andersen Onofre.
Disposable hypodermic needles are a necessary tool in maintaining cattle health. They provide a convenient and economical route to deliver products to animals in a safe and effective manner.
Feeling blessed and deeply rooted in tackling terminology this month.
CLAAS has brought an intensive German apprenticeship program to its Omaha facility, teaching mechatronics, a discipline that incorporates mechanics, electronics, fluid power and computing.
“I had accepted the fact that I couldn’t compete with the big guys, and I really don’t want to either.”
Fertilizer recommendations can vary widely across state lines, which is a management challenge for producers working in multiple states.
CLAAS has brought an intensive German apprenticeship program to its Omaha facility, teaching mechatronics, a discipline that incorporates mechanics, electronics, fluid power and computing.
Calf prices are encouraging cow-calf producers to increase cow inventories to have more calves to sell.
Six National Chung Hsing University students traveled to Manhattan from March 30 through April 6, to represent their university as part of a bilateral student exchange program to learn about Kansas’ agricultural industry and how Kansas agriculture exports benefit both Kansas and Taiwan.
Balancing the checkbook and reviewing the monthly credit card statements are just two ways that consumers monitor their spending.
Grazing winter annuals such rye, winter wheat or triticale commonly begins in April. All three of these forages can be very high in quality and reduce the need for feeding expensive hay while allowing additional time for spring growth of our perennial summer pastures.
AgVenture brand dealer and farmer Kelby Ross from Plains, Kansas, won the state title in the 2023 National Corn Growers (NCGA) National Corn Yield Contest for achieving the highest corn yield in the Kansas no-till, irrigated land class.
"I suppose that being faster than a speeding bullet, having superhuman strength or being able to be invisible are all superpowers that would be fun, but they have been done so much that they are boring."
An entrepreneurship program helped Hunter Suchsland develop the entrepreneurial mindset while pursuing his passions.
AGCO Corporation has launched PTx, a new brand representing its precision-agriculture portfolio. PTx combines precision-ag technologies from the cornerstones of AGCO’s tech stack – Precision Planting – and its newest joint venture, PTx Trimble, according to the company. AGCO designs, manufac…
"There’s still this little inner child in me that hates being told I can’t do something, so that poor semi was floored getting through the hills, and somehow we made it out."
Roger Bailey could not save his family’s windmill, but since 1984 he has amassed a treasury of windmills that represent centuries of American manufacturing ingenuity and agricultural heritage.
The fourth edition of the Aggieville Showdown in Manhattan, Kansas, unfolded at the Riley County Fairgrounds and downtown Aggieville April 5 and 6, featuring 229 entries from 114 exhibitors hailing from 10 different states.
I have often heard the phrase, “even a blind squirrel will find an acorn” and I am sure that the saying embodies my life completely.
"The goal is to keep more this year. It always sounds good in theory, but once I start sorting, my inner critic comes out and I refuse to keep anything I don’t like to just add quantity."
The fourth month of 2024 came blowing in, literally. The past week has had more days of howling winds than not, but the last two have been downright horrible.
Although it is often overlooked, veterinarians and their teams face a unique set of stressors and conditions that can make the occupation incredibly difficult. These factors, if not addressed, can lead to tragic outcomes. In fact, one in six veterinarians considers suicide at some point in t…
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