Forty Kansas middle school and high school science teachers were in Ottawa this week to participate in Kansas Corn’s Seed to STEM science workshops. In its third year, the Seed to STEM Program ...
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6-21-18–The Kansas Corn Growers Association was pleased to see all four Kansas representatives voting in favor of H.R.2, the Farm Bill today. The U.S. House of Representative passed the ...
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Guest Blog by Billy Brown, 2018 Next Generation Scholarship Winner June is dairy month – have you consumed your <insert favorite dairy product here> yet? Not only do dairy products help ...
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Blog post written by Kaitlin Donovan. Give a girl the right pair of shoes and she can conquer the world. Give a young girl corn and a cow to feed it to and you’ve created a love she will hold on ...
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Kansas corn and ethanol leaders told Administrator Scott Pruitt that his efforts to undermine the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) are helping Big Oil while hurting rural America. Administrator ...
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The June 11 Kansas Ag Statistics Service Crop Progress Report showed that Kansas corn planting is complete. Corn emerged was 96 percent, ahead of 86 last year and the 90 average. Corn condition ...
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Kansas Corn is accepting entries into the 2018 Kansas Corn Yield Contest. In its first year, the state-level corn yield contest is sponsored by Kansas Corn and K-State Research and Extension. The ...
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June 1, 2018– New tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Mexico, Canada and the EU are creating much concern for Kansas Corn growers. KCGA President Ken McCauley, White Cloud, ...
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Last week, I marveled over the technology I witnessed at the state track meet, the technical discussions of a trade team and the technology we use on our Kansas corn farms throughout the year. ...
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We have received calls from concerned farmers about volunteer corn and how to control it. While corn is technically a crop and not a weed, volunteer corn can possibly do more harm to your yields ...
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