Steady rains that fell on many parts of Kansas in late May highlight a delicate balancing act for the state’s farmers.
Rain can be too much of good thing
Cooler temperatures and rain, such as what most of Kansas experienced in late May, increases the chances of soil-borne disease in some crops, said a Kansas State University agronomist.
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Due to the significant impacts of drought on forage production in 2026, forage supplies may be tight this winter.
