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Sandra Wick
 Do you Have Your 2025 Kochia Management Plans Covered? Recent KSU research suggests that kochia can begin emerging in early February, with most kochia emerging by late April. |
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Now is the Time to Have a Farmland Transition Plan! The simple goal is to make family communications about the future of the farm easier, more satisfying, and more effective for family members of all ages. |
 Could your Wheat be Showing Sulfur Deficiency? In recent years, sulfur (S) deficiency in wheat has become more common in many areas of Kansas, particularly in no-till wheat. |
 The practice of fall fertilizer application has been commonly used by producers according to Dr. Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, K-State Research and Extension Soil Fertility specialist. |
 Be on the lookout for insects in your newly emerged wheat! K-State Research and Extension has an excellent publication, “Wheat Insect Management 2024” available online or in any of the Post Rock Extension District offices |