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Sugarcane aphids have returned to Kansas’s grain sorghum fields, reports The Wichita Eagle. According to a K-State Extension Office report, the invasive…
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From Kansas Agland:GRIGSTON – There were plenty of signs to tell the South American trade buyers that – at least this fall – milo is king in western…
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From Kansas Agland:After a multi-year drought, the scene has changed in Hamilton County.Trucks filled with grain are lining up at the Syracuse elevator.…
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From Kansas Agland:GRIGSTON – There were plenty of signs to tell the South American trade buyers that – at least this fall – milo is king in western…
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How is it that gun-metal skies, golden leaves, and russet milo fields can stun the eye yet cause eyes to swell, noses to run, and throats to itch badly…
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Amy Bickel and Kathy Hanks talk about what they've found at the Kansas State Fair, the making of a ghost town, and the original local food supplier.
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Drive across the high plains this time of year, and you see it-- pyramids of white, red, yellow that resemble a sandpainting. Some area farmers, like…
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Consumers in search of novelty are turning to once-obscure grains like quinoa, spelt and sorghum. But sorghum's great virtue for farmers is the fact that it can thrive with so little water.