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Attention, Kansas landowners, ranchers, producers, and burn contractors! The Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition (KGLC) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) are teaming up to bring you valuable Burn Plan Training events across various locations in Kansas. Who Should Attend? … Continue reading →

The legendary John Weir, Oklahoma State, Prescribed Fire, Extension Specialist will be delivering the 23rd Annual Kling L. Anderson Lecture, “Burning Outside the Box,” at 3:30 pm, Tuesday, November 7, 2023, Room 1018, Throckmorton Plant Sciences Center, Kansas State University.

A Patch Burn Working Group meeting is scheduled for September 6-7, at the Auburn Community Center, Auburn, KS. The meeting will consist of presentations related to research and practice of using patch burn grazing, producer panels, and tours. EVENTBRITE Website … Continue reading →

Compared to the last report demand remains good, trade activity slow to moderate, and prices remained mostly steady. There has been a softening undertone to the market as producers continue to swath and bale hay across all the regions. According … Continue reading →

Compared to the last report demand remains good, prices remained mostly steady, trade activity was slow. The western half of the state remains in drought although areas surrounding western Kansas have all received some form of precipitation in the last … Continue reading →

The research project, “Breeding Alfalfa for Intercropping with Intermediate Wheatgrass: Towards perennial grain-forage systems,” is moving into the outreach portion and they are requesting feedback from Kansas alfalfa growers. The researchers are working to better understand optimal nitrogen application rates … Continue reading →

Brome producers were faced with many challenges this past year as fall armyworms sought after recently harvested fields as sites to lay their eggs. Brome fields in eastern Kansas varied as some looked untouched while others faced field damages. The … Continue reading →

“Nature has a great simplicity, therefore a great beauty” – Richard Feynman Kansas Forage and Grassland Council encourages all members to submit photos into the upcoming photo contest! We love to share these images on social media and use them … Continue reading →