As concerns about Covid-19 escalate, it's still business as usual here. Our trucks are getting product to out-of-town customers, we have customers coming in ...

Wheat seed diseases can reduce yield and quality, cause grain to be rejected at the elevator and prevent seedlings from emerging. These can all result in sig...

If you purchased Pioneer brand seed this year before March 29, you may have Corteva Cash sitting idle. This money can be used on qualified Corteva Agriscienc...

Don't worry about writing that check out, we now have the capability to accept payments by ACH. We are pleased to offer this easy way to pay your bill. Not o...

Our 2nd annual Real Farming Today Expo was a hit again. We were so excited to host over 170 of our growers! Some even traveled from Colorado and Oklahoma. Pa...

We found headworms in a milo field near Osborne today. You can generally expect 5% loss per worm per head. A great option to get rid of these pests is Prevat...

As sugarcane aphids make their way further into Kansas, you may be out scouting your fields more often. Sandra Wick, K-State Extension Crop Production Agent,...

This wheat stubble had weeds topping out at 5 feet tall! It was sprayed 8/1/18 with 32 oz of Paraquat, 4 1/3 oz of Metribuzin and 2 quarts/100 gal H20 of Bea...

Pictured above is Ryan Delaney, 6'4", standing in a field of Norkan forage sorghum planted in failed wheat around 6/16/2018. The feed was drilled at 30 pound...

These trees and brush were sprayed by an aerial applicator on July 31, 2018 with Triclopyr, Picloram 22K, Amine 4#, MSM 60 DF, and Surfactant 80/20. The pict...

Look at these double crop beans! They're Liberty Link soybeans planted on July 2nd after wheat was harvested. There was no pre applied, and glufosinate (gen...

Uh oh! We came across corn earworms this morning. Make sure you’re keeping an eye out for them as you check in on your corn. Wondering what you can use to ge...