Kansas Ag Report

Weekly television program broadcast on Saturday mornings and online at . Weekly interviews and features important to Kansans.

[National Agricultural Statistics Service @usda_nass]

Total and average per farm production expenditures in the United States increased again in 2022. Total expenditures by U.S. farms (not including Alaska and Hawaii) were $452.7 billion in 2022, up 15.2% from $392.9 billion in 2021. Learn more: https://t.co/rGZjH8wX0T

[KansasWheat @KansasWheat]

Hard white wheat was seeded on 4.7% of Kansas’ 8.1 million acres, accounting for 380,700 acres. While SWKS abandoned acres, HW production increased in the north. Joe is the top-seeded variety. Proteins are above average. #wheatharvest23 #hardwhite #wheat https://t.co/XOAW7fspxs

[KansasWheat @KansasWheat]

Final Report - The Kansas #wheatharvest23 is finally drawing to a close at 95% complete, according to @USDA_NASS. Overall, this wheat harvest will be one for the record books, although not in the way that producers would prefer. https://t.co/MwbjQUjh3T

[Josh Linville @JLinvilleFert]

#fertilizer volatility should be much calmer than the last 2 years...but that doesn't mean it is gone.

Since June 12th, NOLA #urea has rallied $140
Since July 10th, NOLA #dap has rallied $65 (MAP much more)

Higher #corn values are helping...some.

[Drought Center @DroughtCenter]

US Drought Monitor 7 27 23:

The proportion of the US and Puerto Rico in moderate drought or worse is up a little more than one percentage point this week to 22.68%.

Population in drought is also up, to 72.8 million.

[KansasWheat @KansasWheat]

#wheatscoop a great harvest starts at seed selection. Pick the right seed for your area with this year's seed selection guide from K-State. #kswheat

https://t.co/9JJvtD5Vqn

[Jason Britt @jasonlbritt]

Jim Gerlach-July will likely be the driest since 2014 in the Corn Belt, while April-July will likely be the driest since 2012 or 1988. If August is moderately drier than normal, April-August would be the driest since 1988 with a low chance to be the driest since 1936.

[Arlan Suderman @ArlanFF101]

No surprises thus far from the Fed. Another 25 basis point hike in its benchmark rate and it leaves the door open for more upside potential, while remaining data dependent. A lot of data to come out ahead of its next meeting September 20. #oatt

[KSU Wheat Pathology @KSUWheatDisease]

Hot off the press! The 2023 Kansas Wheat Variety guide is now available: https://t.co/5MfVlK3quh through @KSREBookstore.

This publication has disease, insect, and agronomic ratings for 70+ varieties based on multi-year data. With KSRE authors including @KSUWheat and others!

[Kansas Corn @kscorn]

Good food, great discussion and important topics...that’s what’s on the agenda for this year’s Kansas Corn Summer Listening Tour! Make sure you have a seat to hear from area farmers and industry professionals at a stop near you at https://t.co/lh8NpfQl0l #kscorn #corn #KCSLT23

[Alex Millershaski @AMillershaski]

Wheat putting on some big kernels to compensate the thin stand.

[KansasWheat @KansasWheat]

The first month of the 2023 growing season (April) was a dry one across the state of Kansas. Check out this article for a more in-depth survey of state precipitation since April 1, including comparisons to last year and predictions as we look ahead: https://t.co/eJQtQbInAw

[Kansas Corn @kscorn]

Kansas Corn welcomes Taylor Williamson to our staff as Director of Policy and Regulatory Affairs. He will officially start with us on July 10, right before Corn Congress in D.C. #kscorn #corn #agpolicy
Learn more about Taylor at ➡️https://t.co/SJUd3IyvFv

[KansasWheat @KansasWheat]

Test for nitrates in failed #wheat before grazing from @KStateAgron https://t.co/7eD7PjkAwU

[Kansas Corn @kscorn]

Join us in welcoming @JoshDRoe as the new Kansas Corn CEO! Learn more about Josh and his background at https://t.co/aBwp6bhCx2 #kscorn

[Justin Knopf @jjknopf]

I was grateful to share space on our farm today to host @HouseAgGOP Chairman @CongressmanGT and @RepMann along with good friends and colleagues in agriculture from just down the road to across Kansas. I was especially proud to have @SESFFA1 help host the event.

[Kansas Ag Report @KansasAgReport]

On @KansasAgReport an update with Jill Zimmerman, President of Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership @KARLProgram #Kansas #agriculture #leadership #farming https://t.co/c9BsPFAVvT

[Brian Sieker 🌾 @SiekerSales]

Something tells me, we wont be keeping or harvesting this for seed #wheat.

[Kansas Ag Report @KansasAgReport]

April 22 @KansasAgReport talked about the the Kansas wheat crop with Justin Gilpin, CEO of @KansasWheat https://t.co/4OQCJbCcdj #Kansas #wheat #agriculture #Food #drought