Kansas

Kansas is a Midwestern state known for its flat plains and agricultural output, especially wheat and corn. Topeka is the capital, and Wichita is the largest city. The state plays a central role in U.S. grain production.

U.S. Beef Industry

ICE Disruptions Shake U.S. Beef Supply Chain as Kansas Plants Slow

Weather

El Niño Could Bring a Wetter Winter to Kansas Wheat Country

News

Farm Belt Costs Put Iowa and Kansas Senate Races Under Pressure

Livestock

Kansas Immigration Crackdown Disrupts Beef Plants and Cattle Supply Chain

Kansas Corn Crisis

Kansas Corn Crop Hit Hard as Extreme Heat and Drought Slash 2026 Yield Potential

Opinion

Wheat Prices Are Surging, but Kansas Farmers Have Little Left to Sell

USDA Crop Progress

U.S. Corn Maturity Races Ahead of Average as Harvest Accelerates Across 10 States

Soybeans

Soybean yield shock: USDA flags five states where 2026 harvest economics face pressure

Livestock

Fewer Cattle, Bigger Stakes: LRP Now Shields $13.5 Billion From Price Risk

News

USDA Risks Another Talent Exodus as Kansas City Move Sparks Economic Alarm

News

Kansas Expands Biofuel Incentives with New E15 Tax Credits for Retailers

Wheat

U.S. Wheat Conditions Slide as Plains Drought Intensifies Pressure.

Weather

Ranger Road Fire Reaches 55% Containment as Ranchers Assess Losses

Poultry farming

Kansas Bird Flu Outbreak Triggers Major Poultry Losses, Straining U.S. Supply Chain

Life Style

Kansas Wheat's Unexpected Comeback: A Tour That Redefined 2025

Wheat

Kansas Wheat Seeding Slows, But Rain Revives Soil Ahead of 2026 Crop

Livestocks

Asian Longhorned Tick Detected in Kansas, Raising Livestock Concerns

Crops

Kansas Farmer Posts Corn Yields 30%+ Above APH Despite Financial Strain

Weather

Generous September Rains Bolster Soil Moisture for Kansas Winter Wheat

Wheat