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Tang Agrees to Extension through 2029-30 Season

Tuesday, September 26 by News Room

MANHATTAN, Kan. (KStateSports.com – After a record-setting first season, head coach Jerome Tang has agreed to new 7-year contract through the 2029-30 season to continue his leadership of the Kansas State men's basketball program, Director of Athletics Gene Taylor announced on Monday afternoon (September 25). The new contract replaces... Read More.

Kansas Wins Season Opener 48-17 Against Missouri State

Saturday, September 2 by News Room

LAWRENCE, Kan. — Kansas scored six touchdowns, including four on the ground by four different running backs, as the Jayhawks defeated Missouri State 48-17 in the season opener at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium on Friday night. BOX SCORE Kansas quarterback Jason Bean threw for 276... Read More.

Kansas Football Set for Friday Night Season Opener Against Missouri State

Monday, August 28 by News Room

By University of Kansas Athletics LAWRENCE, Kan. (kuathletics.com) — Kansas Football will kick off its 132nd season on Friday, September 1 under the lights when the Jayhawks host Missouri State at 7 p.m. CT from David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. The game will air... Read More.

College Football Rankings: Preseason AP Poll Snubs that Could Finish 2023 Season in Top 25

Tuesday, August 15 by News Room

By Carter Bahns (247Sports.com) - The preseason AP... Read More.

Royals Hit 3 Home Runs, Beat Red Sox 9-3 to Spoil Season Debut of Boston’s Trevor Story

Wednesday, August 9 by News Room

By Kyle Hightower, AP News BOSTON (AP) — Drew Waters, MJ Melendez and Michael Massey each hit two-run home runs and the Kansas City Royals snapped a three-game losing streak with a 9-3 win over the Boston Red... Read More.

August preparations for the upcoming whitetail archery season

Saturday, August 5 by Brownfield Ag News

On this week’s episode of Brownfield’s Outdoor Adventures, it’s part one of a three-part series featuring Iowa hunter Kent Boucher, host of the First Gen Hunter Podcast. On part one, Kent and I have a sit back and relax type of conversation just... Read More.

Rain will benefit cool season grasses

Friday, August 4 by Brownfield Ag News

Extension specialists with the University of Missouri say recent rains and short-term August weather forecast should benefit cool season grasses. “I think we’re already starting to see recovery.” Regional Agronomy Specialist Rusty Lee says 40% of the growth for cool season grasses happens in the... Read More.

Southern Illinois agronomist watching late season diseases

Thursday, August 3 by Brownfield Ag News

Late season disease pressure is top of mind for corn and soybean growers in southeastern Illinois. DEKALB/Asgrow Technical Agronomist Josh Tooley says following drought stress and recent rains corn growers are watching for some of the usual disease suspects. “ We are seeing southern... Read More.

Drought and heat increase risk for hay fires this season

Thursday, July 27 by Brownfield Ag News

Hot, dry weather has increased the risk of hay fires on Midwest farms this season. Megan Schossow with the Upper Midwest Ag Safety and Health Center tells Brownfield there has been a recent uptick in hay fires and many are in barns where the... Read More.

Lessons learned from the 2023 spring turkey season

Saturday, July 1 by Brownfield Ag News

Photo courtesy of Shane Simpson/Instagram The spring turkey season has come and gone, but a hunter from Minnesota suggests now is the time for other hunters to reflect on what they can improve upon for 2024. Shane Simpson tells Brownfield his main takeaway from this... Read More.

Between the Rows: inside Beck’s seed corn planting season

Monday, June 12 by Brownfield Ag News

It’s been a busy seed corn planting season for Beck’s, the largest family-owned retail seed company in the United States. Brownfield Ag News was recently on the ground at the company’s headquarters in Atlanta, Indiana, for a tour and update from Production Location Agronomist... Read More.

Nebraska farmer monitoring crops for early season growth issues

Thursday, June 1 by Brownfield Ag News

A Southeast Nebraska farmer says his crops are in desperate need of moisture and could be showing signs of disease pressure. Nathan Dorn farms 30 minutes south of Lincoln and says he received about 2 inches of rain Thursday morning, but it’s not nearly... Read More.

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