Kansas State University agronomists have reached into the powerful world of digital technology to make more than four decades worth of crop information almost instantly available to farmers via their phone or home computer.
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Crop performance data more quickly available to farmers via new website
Results of annual research trials may be available within hours, officials say
Producers listen in during a wheat plot tour hosted by Kansas State University’s River Valley Extension and Polansky Seed in Belleville June 2.
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