Kansas State Running Back Treshaun Ward Will Enter Transfer Portal Monday, November 27 by Aaron NapierMANHATTAN, Kan. (247Sports.com) – For the third time already on Monday Kansas State has a Wildcat player exiting the program as 247Sports has confirmed Treshaun Ward's name now appears in the national database. Ward joins Jake Rubley and Shane Porter as roster members who have already gone public with their decisions... Read More.
Harvest running ahead of normal in Iowa Monday, September 25 by Brownfield Ag NewsThe harvest pace remains ahead of normal despite late week rains in Iowa. USDA’s latest crop update says corn is nine percent harvested, compared to the five-year average of five percent. Soybeans are 11 percent harvested, which is three days faster than a year ago... Read More.
Wisconsin harvests running ahead Tuesday, September 5 by Brownfield Ag NewsHotter and drier conditions last week in Wisconsin reduced crop conditions as silage harvest begins. The USDA says corn is now rated at 54 percent good to excellent with 86 percent in the dough stage and 41 percent dented. Soybeans are 95 percent setting pods,... Read More.
Isiah Pacheco: From Injury to Insight, KC’s Running Back Looks Forward Thursday, August 10 by Brenna EllerPacheco has his sights on another strong season after an impressive rookie campaign By Alyssa Merritt, Chiefs.com Contributor As training camp continues, one player, in particular,... Read More.
Pre-Camp Breakdown: A Look at the Chiefs’ Talented Group of Running Backs Monday, July 3 by Aaron NapierBy: Matt McMullen, Chiefs Reporter (chiefs.com) - The Kansas City Chiefs are set to kick off training camp in just three short weeks, and with the annual pilgrimage to St. Joseph nearly here, we're spending the next month examining every position group on... Read More.
Stifling temperatures means the pivots keep running in Nebraska Tuesday, June 20 by Brownfield Ag NewsSouth-Central Nebraska farmer Doug Saathoff says crops will struggle during this week’s extreme temperatures when highs approach 100 degrees. “We just don’t have a lot of subsoil moisture going into this year. It’s hard to stay ahead when the temperatures are getting over 90. ... Read More.
Statewide weather monitoring system running out of funds, legislature tables plan Monday, April 17 by Brownfield Ag NewsNebraska lawmakers have tabled a bill that would’ve helped fund the statewide weather monitoring system, which provides data to researchers and farmers. State Senator Tom Brandt says the system, known as the Nebraska Mesonet, needs additional funding and a strategic plan due to decline... Read More.
Keeping Businesses Running from Generation to Generation Monday, February 6 by Aaron NapierSterling, Kan. - First Bank will be bringing in a nationally known speaker on succession planning this February.Jolene Brown, CSP, CPAE is an award-winning author specializing in helping families navigate the difficult waters of planning ahead. Brown is often called the “Doctor Phil of... Read More.
Harvest running ahead of schedule in southwest Iowa Wednesday, October 5 by Brownfield Ag NewsHarvest is in full swing for a southwest Iowa farmer. Dave McGargill says he started harvesting corn about a week ago and yields have been better than expected. “We’re probably two-thirds done with our corn right now,” he said. “I think everything’s going to... Read More.
Small grain harvest running behind normal Monday, August 29 by Brownfield Ag NewsMinnesota’s small grain harvest is at least halfway completed. The latest weekly crop report from USDA says spring wheat is 44 percent harvested, oats are 76 percent harvested, and nearly 50 percent of the barley crop is out. Corn development remains behind normal with 23... Read More.
South Dakota harvest pace running close to normal Monday, August 15 by Brownfield Ag NewsHarvest is progressing across South Dakota. The latest weekly crop report from USDA says winter wheat is 94 percent harvested, spring wheat is at 72 percent, and 82 percent of the oat crop is out. Corn is maturing close to the five-year average, with 50 percent... Read More.
