No one was injured in a Cargill soybean facility fire in Wichita. The fire was first reported at 9 p.m. Monday and a second alarm was sounded as crews responded at 10:10 p.m. to the soybean crush plant in the 1400 block of Mosley, according to the Wichita... See more
Continued nutritional advances and new weed management tools are on the horizon for the wheat industry in Oklahoma, but getting the full benefit of these innovations will require collaboration among research institutions and supply chain partners, accordi... See more
A mid-February wildfire that burned more than 280,000 acres in Oklahoma and Kansas adds stress to ranchers and rural communities and that was not lost on Dr. A.J. Tarpoff, DVM, who has many friends in the region. Tarpoff is an associate professor and beef... See more
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The war in Iran is raising new concerns about the world’s supply of fertilizer, and the fertilizer market is already reflecting those concerns in rising prices, further tightening pressure on producers. While the world press focuses on oil and gas moving ... See more