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Tyree Ag salesman, Garrett Reiss, shares his experience with 4-H.

Tyree Ag is pleased to announce that we will once again host an intern next summer in the second year of our internship program.  

As we enter September, you may see our yellow ag plane more frequently and dirtier Tyree Ag pick up trucks than normal. 

Sugarcane aphid has been confirmed in many Kansas counties and are being treated with insecticides. Scouting fields early will help determine the need for an insecticide application before yield loss occurs. 

This week, Tyree Ag's summer intern Clint Jenks completed his final rounds and gave a presentation to Tyree Ag employees and United Suppliers representative, Monte Quick.

Ag retailers walk a fine line when it comes to working with their customers. On one side, the company needs to be extensions of their customers' farming operations and help those customers be profitable.

Tyree Ag's 2016 Wheat Harvest Photo Contest kicks off today, June 1, 2016!

 Tyree Ag will sponsor youth 4-H participants interested in enrolling in the 2017 Kansas Wheat Variety Plot Program.

In partnering with United Suppliers, Tyree Ag is hosting a collegiate intern this summer in a structured program with the hopes of creating a hands-on educational opportunity for those interested in crop production.

Monday, May 2nd was the Second Annual Edwards County Progressive Ag Safety Day put on by the Edwards County NRCS and Edwards K-State Research and Extension. 4th, 5th, and 6th graders from across the county joined in learning how to stay safe in agriculture. 

If you haven’t noticed in your fields or by word of mouth, stripe rust in wheat has recently emerged as a serious threat to wheat production in Kansas. 

Tyree Ag is now offering 100 LL self-service aviation fuel at the Kinsley Municipal Airport in Kinsley, Kansas.

The Responsible Nutrient Management Foundation is pleased to offer scholarships in the amount of $2500; available to students attending an agriculture-related program at a post-secondary educational institution in the United States.

Conventional and organic agriculture rely on aerial and ground application to protect crops. "With that said, crop yields grown conventionally far surpass organic grown crop yields as showin in this Forbes article." - National Agricultural Aviation Association

With temperatures dropping tonight through Sunday and the possible precipitation in the Kinsley area, it is important to understand the injury to our green wheat that is caused by freezing.