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K-State Researchers Studying Sorghum's Energy Value
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
Kansas State University researchers have begun a study they hope will help them better understand the carbon footprint and ultimately the farm-level carbon intensity of grain sorghum, a measure that could benefit producers interested in selling that crop in the biofuels market.
Peter Tomlinson, an environmental quality agronomist with K-State Research and Extension, said the researchers are working with . . .
R-CALF Submits Testimony, Asks for Stopgap Measure
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
Wichita Coalition Awarded $750,000 from 'Build to Scale' Venture Program
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
KSG to Study Social, Environmental Facctors Groundwater Conservation
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
5 Ways Gene Editing is Making Crops Climate-Resilient
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
K-State Plans Junior Beef and Sheep Days
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/20/2022
KU Law Students Committed to Serving Rural Kansas
Kansas Ag Connection - 01/19/2022
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National & World Ag Briefs |
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Meat Institute: Industry Not to Blame for Inflation
USAgNet - 01/20/2022
Historic Investment to Repair Nation's River Infrastructure
USAgNet - 01/20/2022
Per Acre Water Use in Irrigated Farmland Shows Declining Trend
USAgNet - 01/20/2022
Carbon Credit Efforts Improve Soil Health, Boost Revenues
USAgNet - 01/20/2022
Deere Adds Companies to Startup Collaboration Program
USAgNet - 01/20/2022
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