K-State Study: Slowing Down Pivots Can Improve Water Efficiency and Yields
Kelsey Stremel, K-State Research and Extension news GARDEN CITY, Kan. — With irrigation systems running across Kansas fields, a simple adjustment could make a big difference in conserving water and boosting crop performance —slowing down the speed
Study Reveals Testing Capacity Shortfalls in Event of ASF Outbreak
A recent study shows sampling and laboratory capacity to be major areas of concern in the event of an African Swine Fever outbreak in the U.S. “The key to managing an ASFV outbreak is in testing and
Sharpening In-Season Nitrogen Strategies for 2025
Variable weather conditions and nitrogen loss remain top of mind for many farmers across the Midwest. Understanding nitrogen management techniques is vital for maximizing efficiency and optimizing yields. One of the most challenging aspects of successfully managing
John Deere Announces $20 Billion Commitment to U.S. Investment Over Next Decade
OLATHE, Kansas – During yesterday’s 2Q 2025 earning’s call, John Deere chairman and CEO John May announced a bold commitment to invest $20 billion in the United States over the next 10 years, underscoring the continued dedication
EPA Administrator Tells Senate He Supports Year-Round E-15
The administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency says the most effective way to allow year-round E-15 sales is through Congressional action. Testifying before the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, Lee Zeldin told lawmakers, “That is the
New Canadian Ag Minister to Tackle Issues with U.S., China
Canada’s new agriculture minister Heath MacDonald said in an interview last week that tackling trade issues with China and the United States are his most pressing priorities. The two-front trade war with the world’s largest economies has
Veteran Farm Broadcaster Tom Brand Shares Heartfelt Humor and Rural Roots in New Book
ST. JOSEPH, MO— After years behind the mic delivering news, weather, and wisdom to America’s heartland, longtime farm broadcaster Tom Brand is bringing his voice to the printed page. His debut book,Welts on Your Butt a Calf
Four ND Tribes Receive Affordable Housing Funding
(Bismarck, ND) — Four indigenous tribes located in North Dakota will receive affordable housing funding. The Housing and Urban Development issued a block grant worth nearly 110-million-dollars that will be dispersed to tribes across six states. The
Grand Forks Man Accused Of Sex Crimes Against Minor
(Grand Forks, ND) — A Grand Forks man faces life imprisonment for alleged sexual acts with a minor. Authorities charged Marshawn Howard Wooden with Class A-A felony gross sexual imposition after he was accused of engaging in
Mobile Medical Unit Deployed In Williston For Measles Response
(Williston, ND) — North Dakota health officials are deploying extra resources to respond to measles cases. A mobile medical unit was stationed at the CHI Saint Alexius Medical Center in Williston and will remain on site for