K-State Research and Extension

Weed Management in Winter Wheat

The recent snow is extremely important for the moisture and to help insulate the wheat crop.

Sulfur Deficiency in Wheat

During the current season, the wheat crop has likely taken up a very limited amount of sulfur due to two main reasons.

Now Is the Time for Farm Transition Planning

The Kansas producers average age is 58 indicating there will be a major transfer of farm ownership throughout the next 20 years.

Potential Winter Damage Evaluation

At this time of year there can be wide fluctuations of temperatures that can cause the wheat crop to go into dormancy without enough winter heartiness.

Weed Management for Mustard Weeds in your Wheat

One of the more early weeds in wheat fields are in the mustard family