Jennifer M. Latzke
Senior Editor at Farm Progress
Editor at Kansas Farmer
Editor of Kansas Farmer. Working to educate readers and consumers about how ag is vital to our lives. Tweets my own. RTs and Likes are not endorsements.
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3 days ago |
farmprogress.com | Jennifer M. Latzke
The yard sticks and mud boots are packed in the vans, and tomorrow, May 13, the Wheat Quality Council’s 2025 Hard Winter Wheat Tour will set out across Kansas to evaluate the winter wheat crop. This annual tour of wheat industry professionals, Extension experts and farmers has been a rite of passage in Kansas for 67 years. Participants from all sectors of the grain chain take the opportunity to network and to learn more about the wheat industry.
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1 week ago |
farmprogress.com | Jennifer M. Latzke
EYE ON EDUCATION: As graduates embark from the dirt roads of home, remember that furthering their education is the one thing they take with them, no matter where they go and what the future has in store. paulaphoto/Getty ImagesGather ‘round, young graduates, and let me impart a little wisdom if you would indulge me. I know right now you and your families are rushing through these lasts of your school careers.
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1 week ago |
farmprogress.com | Jennifer M. Latzke
Kansas State University announced April 30 in a statement that the Climate Resilient Cereals Innovation Lab will continue its work after federal funding resumed in April. This is the former Climate Resilient Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab that was part of the U.S. Agency for International Development’s Feed the Future program. In November, K-State announced that it had been selected as the management entity for the lab, with funding of up to $50 million over the next five years.
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1 week ago |
farmprogress.com | Jennifer M. Latzke
Kansas land sales were steady through April, with prices ranging from $1,300 to $7,000, depending on available water and land use. Graham County. About 1,660 acres of cropland and grass with royalty production sold at auction April 17. Tract 1 was 640 acres of pasture with oil production, one injection well, one windmill for water and one solar well, and it sold for $1,350 per acre.
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2 weeks ago |
farmprogress.com | Jennifer M. Latzke
SCIENCE FOCUS: This Earth Day, and every day, scientists are using their skills to improve our farms, our ranches and our planet. Jennifer M. LatzkeI’m not a scientist. And if you looked at my school transcripts, you’d ask yourself how I ever thought making a career out of writing about science in the agricultural space was a good idea.
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Moving into the fourth quarter of 2024, there are no indications that the U.S. cattle industry is ready to rebuild. In fact, cattle numbers are continuing to shrink this year. @okstate_ag https://t.co/JyzoGm7llz
