Kansas State University Extension shares some of the main components that drive sorghum yield to help no-tillers best estimate yield potential.

Regardless of the soil moisture conditions at wheat planting time, there are a few important steps producers can take to improve their chances of getting a good stand of wheat, says Kansas State University Extension.

The increased grasshopper population is likely in winter wheat in South Dakota this fall due to abundant food sources from 2019. South Dakota State University Extension shares some suggests on handling the issue.

Kansas State University Extension shares some key points to ensure a successful start to the 2020-2021 growing season for winter canola.

University of Nebraska Extension debates the pros and cons of having end guns on center pivot irrigation equipment and what farmers can do to ensure they are operating as effectively as possible.

In part 2 of this two-article series from Kansas State University Extension on wheat fertility, experts discuss the correlation between the amount of nitrate in the soil profile and wheat yield.

Wheat planting isn’t far away in parts of Kansas, so now is the time to get your soil sampling done to have good information on which to base your fertilizer inputs, says Kansas State University Extension in part 1 of a two-article series on winter wheat fertilizer management.

The Canola Council of Canada shares some valuable tips for pre-harvest preparation before taking off this year's canola crop.

University of Nebraska Extension shares numerous reasons why growers must control volunteer wheat to optimize next season's yields and profitability.

Small grains harvest in South Dakota provides an excellent window for adding a cover crop into your rotation, and whether you grow a small grain or would like to fit a cover crop into your row crop rotation, there are many considerations to make, says South Dakota State Univ. Extension.