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Decatur County Seed Producer Named 2011 Premier Seed Grower
MANHATTAN,KS, March 2, 2011 – Roger May, Oberlin, Kansas was named 2010 Premier Seed Grower by Kansas Crop Improvement Association at the 2011 Kansas Seed and Crops Conference held in Wichita on February 23. (more)
Kansas State University partners to improve Wheat Breeding Program
MANHATTAN, KS, June 11, 2010 – A new public/private collaborative agreement is expected to result in improved wheat varieties for Kansas wheat growers. Kansas State University and Monsanto announced today a relationship that will allow both to improve their wheat breeding programs. (more)
Not Too Late for Testing of Saved Seed
Manhattan, KS, September 15, 2009 – Many farmers are gearing up for the planting season by readying their drills and preparing their fields. Most have probably decided what variety of wheat they are going to plant, and might be planning on using saved seed. (more)
Seed Regulations for Custom Planters
Manhattan, Kansas, August 19, 2009 – Custom planting is on the increase in Kansas, as farmers seek to reduce capital investment in little used equipment or to move into cropping systems such as no-till. Custom planters may also be used to relieve a labor shortage on the farm. Regardless of the reason, farmers and custom planters need to be aware of their responsibilities when planting and growing certified seed. (more)