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Post Rock Extension
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K-State Research and Extension, Post Rock District. Providing Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell, Osborne and Smith counties with the latest science, research and technology from Kansas State University. We are your information destination for the health and wellness of your self, family, garden, livestock and crops. Please also find us at www.postrock.ksu.edu.
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Wheat Test Plot Tour, K-State Research and Extension, Post Rock District
Kansas State University specialist Dr. Romulo Lollato and Kansas Wheat Alliance CEO/President Bryson Haverkamp present research results by wheat variety from our wheat demonstration test plot. They discuss variety performance and disease resistance.
Contact Sandra Wick, Crop Production Agent, at any of our Post Rock Extension District offices for help with your wheat production questions.
Contact Sandra Wick, Crop Production Agent, at any of our Post Rock Extension District offices for help with your wheat production questions.
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Simply Produce Three Year Anniversary
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Celebrating the three year Anniversary of the Simply Produce program between K-State Research and Extension Post Rock District and Gene's Heartland Foods in Smith Center.
Identifying Wheat Streak Mosaic
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Sandra Wick, Crop Production Agent with K-State Research and Extension Post Rock District discusses the Wheat Streak Mosaic virus showing up in our wheat fields.
Sandra Wick on Soil Testing
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Sandra Wick, Crop Production Agent for K-State Research and Extension explains soil sampling and testing.
Dr. Dorivar Ruiz Diaz Phosphorus Management, Sulfur and pH
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Kansas State University Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management specialist, Dr. Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, discusses Phosphorus management and gives an update on sulfur and pH.
Dr. Lucas Haag Nitrogen Fertilizer Management
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Dr. Lucas Haag, K-State Research and Extension Agronomist, hits high points on Nitrogen and points out what some of the major changes are in recommendations.
Dr. Sarah Lancaster Managing Troublesome Weeds in Kansas
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Dr. Sarah Lancaster discussion includes the topics, Extension weed science is expanding! herbicide update, resistance update and strategic tillage.
Crop Talk - Biological Products and Their Role in Soil Fertility
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North Dakota State Soil Specialist Dave Franzen discusses how soil biological products can affect nitrogen and questions to ask when considering adding these to your soil fertility program.
Crop Talk - Management Tactics in Wheat Production
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Dr. Romulo Lollato, Extension Wheat Specialist shares thoughts on Intensive Wheat Management in Kansas.
Crop Pest Adjuvants
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Do you want to learn more about using adjuvants for your weed management program? View an educational video about using "Adjuvants" along with demonstrating different kinds using a "spray table". A handout is also available at www.postrock.k-state.edu/crops/meetings/index.html. Sandra Wick, our Post Rock Extension District, Crop Production Agent, can be contacted at any of our offices in Beloit...
Land Lease Survey Results for Post Rock Extension District
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Are you wondering how your current lease agreement compares with local trends? Sandra Wick, Crop Production Agent, and Blaire Todd, Livestock Production Agent, share our latest lease survey results for Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell, Osborne, and Smith counties. Visit www.postrock.ksu.edu/crops/lease-surveys for full reports.
Post Rock District Wheat Test Plot
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"Seeing is believing”, is the concept of establishing demonstration test plots where producers can compare differences in tillage methods, varieties or hybrids, fertilizer sources or rates, and other crop production inputs. We truly appreciate our cooperators for providing wheat research for producers of north-central Kansas.
Farm Transition Guidelines and Tools
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Few family farming operations survive an unexpected change to the management ownership of their farming business and a family crisis situation and remain profitable. Sharing information on farm transition tools and guidelines in this brief video, is Dr. Ron Hanson, UNL Professor Emeritus along with Ashlee Westerhold, Director of the KSU Farm and Ranch Transitions Office. Post Rock Extension Dis...
Wheat Test Plot Tour in Belleville
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Wheat Variety Timestamped Index: 00:00 Introduction 00:52 LCS Steel AX 1:01 SY Wolverine 4:10 Zenda 5:15 AG Radical 5:55 AM Cartright 7:23 KS Ahearn 8:27 Showdown 10:43 KS Providence 13:40 Rockstar 15:43 KS16DH0010-17 17:39 WB4523 19:06 KS Hatchett 20:18 LCS Atomic AX 21:58 LCS Julep 23:53 WB4632 24:39 Canvas 25:52 LCS Chrome 26:29 AP Bigfoot 29:00 Whistler 30:46 Langin 31:53 LCS Helix AX 33:06...
Crop Update at the Wheat Plot Tour in Belleville
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K-State Research and Extension Specialists Romulo Lollato, Kelsey Andersen Onofre and Kansas Wheat Alliance CEO/President, Bryson Haverkamp, discuss the growing season condition of the wheat from the NCK Experiment Wheat Tour in Belleville.
Wheat Plot Tour Discussion on Insect Management
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Wheat Plot Tour Discussion on Insect Management
Post Rock Extension District Wheat Demonstration Plot Tour
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Post Rock Extension District Wheat Demonstration Plot Tour
Sarah Lancaster K-State Weed Management School Webinar
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Sarah Lancaster K-State Weed Management School Webinar
Cody Creech K-State Weed Management School Webinar
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Cody Creech K-State Weed Management School Webinar
Corn Tillers: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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Corn Tillers: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Alternative Weed Control Research From Kansas
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Alternative Weed Control Research From Kansas
Climate Smart Agriculture, What's All The Buzz?
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Climate Smart Agriculture, What's All The Buzz?
Spring Annual Forages To Fill The Gap In Cattle Feed
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Spring Annual Forages To Fill The Gap In Cattle Feed
Intelligent Inputs...Fertility Considerations with Kansas State University Specialist Dr. Lucas Haag
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Intelligent Inputs...Fertility Considerations with Kansas State University Specialist Dr. Lucas Haag
Soil Testing 101 with Crop Production Agent Sandra Wick
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Soil Testing 101 with Crop Production Agent Sandra Wick
Managing the Key Components of Soil with Senior Lab Agronomist ServiTech Laboratories Fred Vocasek
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Managing the Key Components of Soil with Senior Lab Agronomist ServiTech Laboratories Fred Vocasek
Land Lease Survey Results Post Rock District
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Land Lease Survey Results Post Rock District
K-State Research and Extension Replicated Wheat Plot Discussion
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K-State Research and Extension Replicated Wheat Plot Discussion
Wheat Demonstration Plot Program with Sandra Wick and Josh Bohnert
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Wheat Demonstration Plot Program with Sandra Wick and Josh Bohnert
The basic "gold standard" radon test method used here is a great starting point to try and determine if you have a radon problem. If however, any of your neighbors have issues already, then purchase of a longer-term radon measurement solution is warranted, and a better solution is to purchase an Ecosense or Airthings monitor. Academics can quibble about the absolute accuracy of such electronic devices, but in truth, their accuracy +/- 20% isn't an issue. The determination of the causes of radon level changes in the home is far more important.
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Hello you said to spray the entire tree with?????😢😢
you're really beautiful
Can yall put one out on high yield sorghum such as Dr Below has done on corn and soybeans? Thank you
Thanks yall
Girls. Great video. I like your T- shirt as well ;)
Snow? They’re supposed to survive in snow,,,, MAYB ALL THOSE CHEM TRAILS
Great work 🎉
Thank you, not too much straight talk about mineral out there
Good luck to try entomology class and entomology projects!
I hate pine trees
I love agriculture. Currently am a student in the same sector, thank you for this data. Am from zambia. Lebby choonya
Whatever price you get out of the cow when she’s culled, is typically close to the profit margin over her life
A STABLE INCOME IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LIVESTOCK FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING. Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth. I'm 40 and my wife 34. We are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle made it possible for us this early even till now we earn monthly through passive income.
Any useful tips on how you got this successful?
Good presentation. Thank you.
based on what you giving recomandation. there are three body types. endomorph ectomorph mesomorph.
Thanks for the talk!
Good thanks
Most informative video I've found yet. Plucking off all I can this summer and gonna spray next May. Problem is the birds are heavily nesting at that time so researching best chemical to not hurt them.
30 minute talk and not one mention of what medications to use.
Here is additional information: www.ksre.k-state.edu/news/stories/2016/08/pinkeye.html and www.ksre.k-state.edu/news/stories/2022/05/agriculture-treating-foot-rot-in-cattle.html. Please email our Livestock Production Agent Blaire Todd at blairet@ksu.edu for additional resources. Thank you.
Excellent analysis
Thank you! If you have any questions, please let me know. Sandra, Crop Production Agent.
Nice. Thanks. Will try.
Sounds like cafeteria style is the way to go. Allow the livestock select their own minerals as they feel their needs.
Depreciation is irrelevant. What matters is cash flow. Using the truck example. The truck cost $30000 but you pay for it over a 5 year term. So for 5 years that truck costs the operation $6000 per year. If you don't have the $6000/year to pay for the truck with the cash flow from the operation , that truck will be taken away.
We appreciate your comment.
why is the truck bring taken?
@@dojoparsnip9905 if you don't make your payments the truck will be repossessed.
@@jmfarms3555 lol. you worded that so oddly. but also what about the subsequent years when it is paid off? now you dont owe $6000 a year. or during use, you depreciate it to lower your taxes. Use the offset for your balance.
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These are gross I seen one hanging under my deck then I looked in the Pinetree beside my deck and seen at least 20 gross
While the traditional Hereford/Aberdeen Angus baldy does well in the more temperate climates.they show heat stress in the south, why not look into a heat tolerant baldy using the Mashona (Bos Taurus Africanus) which has well marbled beef, highly fertile and will produce an F1 with a higher heterosis influence than two British breeds. The F1 could then be bred to any terminal breed - including a terminal Angus strain, and still benefit from a high heterosis effect.sangacattle.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=13579858 sangacattle.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=15962207
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Thanks to our cooperators for each of the wheat plots: Josh and Calvin Bohnert, Jewell; Brady and Joe Coover, Lincoln; Marty Fletchall, Mitchell; Kelsey Remus, Osborne; and David and Kaid Sasse, Smith. Plans are to harvest each of the plots and distribute the yield reports. Thanks!
Look I have solved the issue. Vics vapor rub . 😉no more flies or ticks
Better living through chemistry!
great video!
Thank you so much!
Well done!
You see recently with the winter storm down here in Texas one of the smaller pine trees we have on our property lost several of it's large branches. I got those branches off of the tree and it's other branches so it wouldn't put too much weight on the smaller ones. Although, I noticed today while I was pulling the broken branches off that where the branches had broken (at the base of the branch against the tree) it looks infected with something. Some of the inner-wood was exposed and it looks like it has a lot of black/dark brown spots along with some white/grey spots and I noticed one green looking section. Hopefully I can save the tree, but I don't know how to treat the infection if it is one, because I don't know how to identify it. I think it could be a fungi infection or something. Some of the pine needles on the broken branch had white and black spots. Edit: Greetings from East Texas. Another Edit: The pine is a Short-leaf Pine Tree.
Greetings from Kansas! Let me send your issue to Cassie so she can hopefully help. Thank you so much, Shannon
@@PostRockExtension thanks for the speedy response!
@@cptray-steam Hi Johnny, It sounds like your pine tree has some rot. Decay can happen when trees are damaged. It is hard for me to say without seeing the tree but here is more information about tree wounds/decay: www.mortonarb.org/trees-plants/tree-and-plant-advice/horticulture-care/trunk-wounds-and-decay It would be a good idea to reach out to your local County Extension Agent or a certified arborist to help access the damage. Thanks! -Cassie
@@cassiethiessen1489 Thanks for the info! I can take a photo of it, the pine is relatively young and the spot where the branches broke off are easy to reach. Want me to snap some photo of the damage? I have a pretty good camera.
@@cptray-steam Yes, that would be helpful. You can send them to my email choman@ksu.edu Thanks!!
Thank you, guys!
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Dr. Hanson is the one Ag professor at the University of Nebraska Ag College on East Campus that everyone remembers. His classes were always the toughest but also the most beneficial. Now as a farm manager with Farmers National Company we run into many of these scenarios and I recommend him and his program.
Thank you, Brandon!
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Kelsey, Thank you for an informative and concise presentation! After I get past the Yuck factor this week then I have been out this week removing the bags as they are so unsightly. I will be spraying some myself in the next few days and will repeat again in June. I can attest to the fact that you can bring an almost dead tree back to life with treatment. As always, I love these K State events. Thank you for putting on Zoom meetings and posting now on UA-cam, so appreciated during this Covid 19 pandemic to have access the Universities resources! I would definitely attend more Zoom meetings even in winter when its hard to travel. Thanks again for these efforts!
We are happy to hear the webinars helped you with the bagworms. I will be sure to pass this message on to Kelsey and Cassie. Thank you so much for supporting our programs. We couldn't appreciate you more, Renee! Many thanks, Shannon
My understanding is One should have 72hr go bags for emergency evacuation. And comms gear like cb radio or such when mobile network is usually down.
Anyone have recommendations on the fastest way for me to know and be able to properly react to local emergency? I appreciate your time in advance.
Glad to hear you are taking time before an emergency to plan. Ready.gov has a lot of great resources to help you identify what your local risks are and how to prepare and respond to them.
Love hearing how other states do 4H. Different techniques, safe goal. <3
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