University of Saskatchewan researchers may have uncovered a way to fight off deadly diseases in wild wheat, offering hope for farmers dealing with crop losses from stripe rust.

To create the wheat straw-based thermal insulation, the team devised a process that involves pulping wheat straw fibers derived from agricultural waste into a slurry, which is subsequently dried, ...

Things are starting to wind down for the summer and reach that point where scouting, beautification and spot spraying consume ...

Eleven members of the Oklahoma State University’s Wheat Improvement Team are doing their part to help feed the world.

Planting in neat rows makes cultivation and harvesting easier, making it the recommended method. Space rows four to ten ...

Farmers in the U.S. are believed to have planted more corn acres but fewer acres of soybeans and wheat. Upper Midwest farmers generally followed that pattern.

Wheat contains many valuable nutrients—and can help to make a diet with bread even healthier. However, the nutrient content ...

The USDA released its June acreage and grain stocks report, providing insights into U.S. crop planting and storage, along with other agricultural updates in today's Western Ag Report.

All of the recent rain in Oklahoma may affect this year’s wheat crop in a bad way.

Although there are many pests in wheat, there are only two that will require treatment if they reach a high enough threshold, notes Cody Creech, associate professor of agronomy and horticulture at ...

OTTAWA--Canadian farmers expect to plant more wheat and corn this year but are looking a drop in area seeded for canola and soybeans. Nationally, farmers forecast planting 27.5 million acres of ...

Kansas City area winter wheat farmers are benefiting from record snowfall across the region. Kansas remains a leader in winter wheat production in the United States.