Kansas Sorghum Producers

Kansas Sorghum Producers (KSP) gives growers a voice in legislative, regulatory and industry affairs through efforts funded through membership dues.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Last week, KSP's Maddy Meier joined Kansas corn, soybean and wheat organizations in Washington, D.C., to meet with Kansas' congressional delegation.

KSP thanks the Kansas delegation for its continued engagement on behalf of Kansas sorghum growers.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦𝗥𝗢𝗢𝗠: Kansas Sorghum Sets Five Year Strategic Vision. Read more about our vision for our future: https://t.co/KjYYs1Q4Om

[Manhattan Brewing Company @manhattanbrew]

💜🚨NEW BEER ALERT🚨💜

High Plains Pour - 4.5% ABV

American Ale brewed with Sorghum from @NuLifeMarketLLC !!! We brewed up a light American ale with white Sorghum grown right here in Kansas. We are so excited to work with @NuLifeMarketLLC and @KSsorghum to develop this light and refreshing beer. Grab a pint and taste how awesome Kansas Sorghum can be!!!

Available NOW at the Tap Room and throughout the state (tell your local liquor store to give us a call)!!

#mhkbeer #manhattanks #downtownmhk #manhattanbrewing #manhattanbrewingcompany

[World Food Program USA @WFPUSA]

Farming is a family tradition—and for Amy France, it's also a way to fight global hunger.

🌾 As chair of @sorghumgrowers, she's helping bring U.S.-grown sorghum to families through #FoodForPeace. Today, she joins partners celebrating #FarmToFrontlines.

#ThankAFarmer

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦𝗥𝗢𝗢𝗠: Kansas Sorghum CEO Adam York recently traveled to China to meet with sorghum buyers, including the first trade mission to the country's southwest interior. Learn more about June's market development efforts: https://t.co/DOUNtE038w

[National Sorghum Producers @SorghumGrowers]

Food for Peace empowers American sorghum farmers to help feed the world.
Today, Sen. Jerry Moran highlighted the loading of 400,000 bushels of U.S. sorghum bound for Africa through the Food for Peace program, underscoring the important role American agriculture plays in addressing global food insecurity.

NSP thanks Senator @JerryMoran, @SecRollins, Under Secretary @LukeJLindberg and @USDA for their continued leadership of Food for Peace and their commitment to strengthening this critical program.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Kansas Sorghum Producers is pleased to welcome @DreamFirstBank as the newest Gold-Level member of the KSP Industry Partner Program, strengthening support for Kansas sorghum producers and rural communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/5Iykuow8ln

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

There’s still time to nominate growers for the @SorghumCheckoff Board of Directors.
Nomination paperwork must be submitted to the Kansas Sorghum office by Friday, May 22, at 5 p.m. CDT.

Interested in serving or know a producer who should? Contact our staff.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

USDA seeks nominees for the United Sorghum Checkoff Program Board. Eligible sorghum producers who share in ownership and risk of loss may apply by June 1, 2026.

Questions? Contact Kansas Sorghum staff.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Tune into the latest Sorghum State Podcast episode to hear from Kansas FSA Director David Schemm on what sorghum producers and rural communities need to know surrounding ARC/PLC decisions, disaster assistance, and beginning farmer support programs: https://t.co/YEFQocZwdm

[National Sorghum Producers @SorghumGrowers]

A major win for farmers and rural America. The House passed legislation for permanent, nationwide year-round E15 sales, strengthening domestic demand and creating new opportunities for agriculture.
Read More Here: https://t.co/SwOunMwYfl

[National Sorghum Producers @SorghumGrowers]

Sorghum has always been integral to international food programs and @LukeJLindberg is the best choice to continue that leadership legacy.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

The numbers are in: According to the USDA, Kansas sorghum growers are expected to plant 2.7 million acres in 2026. #Plant2026

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Kansas Sorghum Producers would like to welcome Dragon-Line Mobile Drip Irrigation to our Industry Partner Program! Thank you for your support of #TheSorghumState. 🤝🏻

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Kansas Sorghum Producers is proud to have Nu Life Market as a member of our industry partner program. Nu Life's commitment to innovation, resiliency, and sorghum growers is second to none. 🏆🤝🏻

Interested in supporting KSP? Visit here: https://t.co/zccvP95rM8

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

The Center for Sorghum Improvement’s 2026 Monthly Seminar Series is underway, bringing together researchers, industry leaders and producers. The series offers opportunities to participate both in Manhattan and online. View the full schedule: https://t.co/hwcNVQsoOD

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

Sorghum is getting renewed interest in livestock and dairy as producers manage water use and input costs. Its drought tolerance and forage flexibility make it a practical option today. Read the Hoard’s Dairyman feature: https://t.co/y6t1Mlvmvv

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

This Earth Day, we’re proud to highlight sorghum’s role in sustainable agriculture. With strong water efficiency, it continues to be a practical option for Kansas producers.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

From market development to real-world application, the latest episode of #TheSorghumStatePodcast highlights how growing demand is creating new value for sorghum growers here at home, featuring Sanders Williams and Rachel Klataske. Listen now! https://t.co/FSTv9ZDwPw

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

USDA seeks nominees for the United Sorghum Checkoff Program Board. Eligible sorghum producers who share in ownership and risk of loss may apply by June 1, 2026.

Questions? Contact Kansas Sorghum staff.

[Kansas Sorghum Producers @KSsorghum]

The Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission and Kansas Sorghum Producers will host a virtual joint board meeting April 30 at 7 a.m. Contact staff for additional details.