The Kansas Geological Survey says a rise in irrigation coupled with prolonged drought conditions have led to a substantial decline in Ogallala Aquifer levels in the western part of the state. Water data manager Brownie Wilson says some areas are worse than others. “Probably a little bit more so up in northwest Kansas where it […]
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A farm management specialist at the University of Illinois says fertilizer costs are putting a squeeze on farmers planning for 2026.
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