Ag Industry - Blog

When someone passes away in a small town, the loss is felt throughout the entire community. 

"The wheat crop in central Kansas is now moving through the flag leaf emergence and flowering stages of growth. The crop is most advanced in the southeast and south central region where many fields are either flowering or already into the early stages of grain development. Wheat in the north central and northwestern regions generally ranges from late-jointing to flag leaf emergence. These growth stages are critical for many wheat diseases and management decisions."

The warm sunshine of spring has melted winter's icy grip and that means one thing - field work is about to get underway. 

Recently, we analyzed the accuracy of "estimated" weather observations used in many precision agriculture applications. We then compared them against "known" observations from local, on-farm weather stations. Here's what we found.

Now that the ground is finally thawing after a particularly brutal winter, let's plan our outside projects with safety in mind.

Farmers face long hours and fatigue during the lengthy planting season. 

Edwards County Extension Agent, Martin Gleason, shares his thoughts on spring wheat.

The face of agriculture is ever changing. Once associated with only rural communities, today's agriculture is crisscrossing neighborhoods and dotting landscapes in urban areas, as well. 

As we say hello to 2019, Tyree Ag would like to keep our customers informed about our crop nutrient retail partner, AgroLiquid.

When someone says "farmer," odds are you will think of a man. It's not fair, but that's the way it is - a misperception.

September 14th, a day created specifically for farmers and ranchers at the Kansas State Fair!

Sugarcane Aphids found in Commanche County & Clark County (Kansas) 

After soil testing, the nutritional plant analysis is the most important tool to understand what is happening in the plant regarding the nutritional effects on its physiology. 

With each generation becoming further removed from agriculture, many teachers and students today have not had the opportunity to visit rural America, tour a farm or ranch, or meet someone who works in production agriculture. 

July means county fair time is here! Be sure to support your local 4-H and FFA programs by attending county fairs!