Dust storms can occur anywhere there’s loose soil and wind. Along with Illinois, states including Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, ...

Americans trust the safety and security of their food. Kansas State University plant pathologist Jim Stack said that trust is ...

The skies opened up in Kansas this weekend, bringing rain to crops that needed it. It also brought challenges.

For generations, a certain segment of Kansas’ population has shared morning coffee at the small town diner, talked about the ...

Corn and soybean yields have increased dramatically since 2000, according to a new study from South Dakota State University's ...

Knowing the final plant population as well as the uniformity of the stand can guide you in deciding whether you will benefit most from keeping the current crop or ripping it out and replanting, says ...

Like many of his rural neighbors in northeast Kansas, Jacob Thomas is trying to compensate for deep losses in federal funding ...

The main problem lies within the crops that farmers grow. Traditional crops like corn and soybeans require a lot of water.

Welcome to Kauffman Stadium, often considered a crown jewel of MLB ballparks -- and not just because of the massive ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The recent rainfall helped to elevate Cheney Lake’s level by more than a foot and was a welcome sight for many, especially farmers. But, as is the case following any storm, the ...

Researchers from the University of Kansas have created a web-based app for the public that provides free satellite monitoring ...

Oklahoma wheat producers gathered in Lahoma, Oklahoma, for a field day to see the wheat plots, hear from wheat breeders and ...