For eastern Kansas farmer Adam Phelon, wheat harvest started at a pace he had never seen. “This the earliest we’ve harvested wheat that I can remember,” says Phelon who farms in Melvern ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The weather is not loosening its grip on the Kansas wheat crop. First, it took its toll on many fields. Now, it’s controlling the harvest. With rain last night and more ...

According to the Kansas wheat harvest reports of 2013 compiled by the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers (KAWG), Kansas wheat harvest is about 90% complete. The 2013 crop is down to the final few ...

Another day of rain for Kansas. This has Kansas farmers excited, about the potential, for their newly planted hard winter ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Combines are beginning to roll in fields across Kansas with the annual wheat harvest that plays a significant role in feeding the nation. With the harvest come photos of the ...

Avalos, vice president of the Mexican milling firm Altex, was among its five top officials checking out this year’s Kansas wheat harvest. “We are very well impressed, outstanding quality.

Corn and soybean harvest is nearly complete in Kansas. Central Kansas farmer Rick Schlender tells Brownfield… “Corn is pretty ...

Corn and soybean harvest advanced in Kansas, following another week of generally warm and dry weather conditions. According ...

But from what I’m hearing from the wheat harvest, things are looking improved ... reports of turkey broods being seen in south-central Kansas, though I’ve been seeing a lot of solo hens ...

Producers remain busy in the fields finishing up corn harvest, planting wheat and starting on beans ... was reported bought or sold. Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News ...

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Complications from surgery nearly took Chad’s life right before harvest ... Rexford, Kansas. “They literally moved from down there to here, and helped us cut all of our wheat,” she said.