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Producers are making some tough decisions as to what nutrients need to be applied to their wheat crop.
According to Dr. Sarah Lancaster, our K-State Research and Extension Weed Specialist, to minimize yield losses, mustard should be controlled by late winter or very early spring.
It is estimated that more than 50% of Kansas farmland and pastureland is rented.
Available to farm families for over 25 years to help with agricultural legal and financial questions.
Farm Transition Planning
Soil Testing
Farmland Leasing Arrangements
Weed Management in Wheat
Don't Forget About Soil Testing
Planting Milo Guidelines
Alfalfa and Wheat Insects
Wheat Streak Mosaic
Determining Your Wheat Fertility Needs
National Ag Month
2024 Volunteers for Wheat Plots
Wheat Disease Outlook
Volunteer WheatWheat Stubble Weed ControlSelecting your 2026 wheat varieties and County Fair Season!
Wheat Harvest Safety
More on Wheat Streak Mosaic
Chinch Bugs
Sorghum Planting Guidelines
Fall Harvest SafetyFall Armyworm and more!Wheat Planting DatesKansas Ag Mediation Services (KAMS)
Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN)
Drilling the 2025 Wheat Crop