Kansas State University row crop disease specialist Doug Jardine reports on stalk rot disease taking hold in grain sorghum stands in Kansas and how growers should check for problems.

The use of multiple tactics, a key aspect of integrated pest management, will be needed to manage sawfly problems affecting in western Nebraska, says the University of Nebraska.

Under proper management and environmental conditions, the practice of split-applying N can be an effective strategy for wheat producers, says South Dakota State University Extension.

Salt affected soils have become a significant soil health problem in many regions of South Dakota, but South Dakota State University shares some management practices that can reduce the problems.

Proper drill calibration can increase the chances of success of the wheat crop by ensuring the amount of seed planted per acre is close to the target, says Kansas State University Extension.

Canola growers often lose 2 bushels an acre out the back of the combine, and sometimes more. Here are some tips from the Albert Canola Producers Commission on remedying or avoiding the problem.

Kansas State University crop entomologist Jeff Whitworth is back to respond to a multitude of questions he's been getting about late-season insect problems in grain sorghum, and the best strategies for contending with them...most notably, sugarcane aphids and the sorghum headworm.

Kansas State University ag engineer Isaya Kisekka discusses new research studying the effectiveness of mobile drip irrigation technology in the field.