K-State Research and Extension

21 April 2026, Manhattan: As Kansas wheat breaks dormancy and fields begin to green up, a Kansas State University plant disease

What’s Happening With Kansas Wheat

16 April 2026, Manhattan: A combination of weather extremes, drought conditions and pest pressure is creating challenges for Kansas wheat producers

15 April 2026, Manhattan: Transporting pregnant cows may seem routine, but timing and management decisions can have significant impacts on the

14 April 2026, Manhattan: Dry, cool conditions across much of Kansas are creating favorable environments for brown wheat mites, and one

11 April 2026, Manhattan: In today’s cattle market, something as simple as a tag number or brand can carry added importance

08 April 2026, Manhattan: Beef imports are a key part of how the United States meets consumer demand for ground beef,

07 April 2026, Manhattan: ‘Tis the season for warmer temperatures, getting outdoors and playing in green, grassy fields – all fun,

31 March 2026, Manhattan: Warmer spring temperatures mean that crops begin to sprout from the ground. However, with these warmer temperatures,

26 March 2026, Manhattan: With the beginning of spring, K-State Extension small ruminant specialist Kelsey Bentley warns that parasite pressure in

25 March 2026, Manhattan: Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is a systemic, often fatal disease that impacts poultry and a wide