The Reports are Out, and They Show That Ag Practices are Changing
4 years ago | May 20, 2014
By: Chavis Lickvar-Armstrong
By establishing Water and Energy Progress, a project that looks solely at the innovative water and energy saving practices of Kansas farmers and ranchers, I believe we are ahead of the curve when it comes to facilitating conversation that is geared towards educating the public and other producers.
By: Chavis Lickvar-Armstrong
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Heartland Voices: USDA Rural Utilities Service
4 years ago | Apr 08, 2014
USDA Rural Utilities Service Administrator John Padalino shares his perspectives on water & energy issues in rural communities.
Wendell Nicholas & Eldon Schmidt, leading the way in SDI
4 years ago | Mar 17, 2014
By: Danny Rogers, Extension Agricultural Engineer with K-State Research and Extension
By: Danny Rogers, Extension Agricultural Engineer with K-State Research and Extension
Eldon Schmidt
Eldon Schmidt is a long-time irrigator that farms north of Copeland, Kansas. His farmstead and his fields have that well managed look; a place that gives one the impression that the place is tended by someone who cares....
Richard Wenstrom, an Early Adopter and Innovator
4 years ago | Feb 05, 2014
By: Danny Rogers, Extension Agricultural Engineer with K-State Research and Extension
By: Danny Rogers, Extension Agricultural Engineer with K-State Research and Extension
Richard Wenstrom farms in southern Edwards county of Kansas, an area where annual rainfall and sandy soils combine to make dryland farming a risky proposition but it is also an area underlain by the Big Bend Prairie portion of the High...
Dialogue is key to Ag Policy Changes
4 years ago | Jan 28, 2014
By: Chavis Lickvar-Armstrong
Dialogue between ag producers and leaders is the key to addressing policy barriers to innovative practices
By: Chavis Lickvar-Armstrong