Roy Graber Roy Graber is a senior reporter at WATT Global Media. From the Author - Page 2Grain InsightsSorghum and Millet Innovation Lab develops opportunities, mindsKSU's SMIL creates advancements along value chains for these two crops.Grain InsightsWest Coast work stoppage would fuel dumpster fireGrain transportation problems show signs of easing, but not if Western port workers walk off the job.Animal Feed ManufacturingWalinga unveils EVolution electric feed trailerBy replacing hydraulics with electricity, concerns about environment, controllability and efficiency are addressed.Grain InsightsKansas Soybean Commission Gets Behind K-State Growth PlanCommission has pledged $4 million to support university’s innovation centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy researchGrain InsightsKansas Governor Highlights Feed, Pet Food ProjectsGov. Laura Kelly tells attendees of Kansas Ag Summit about investments in the stateGrain InsightsExpect China to Import Brazilian CornBecause the war has made it difficult for Ukraine to produce and export corn, China is in need of another supplierGrain InsightsThe Right Soil Leads to Better Animal, Human NutritionThere are 14 nutrients that are essential for plant health that are also essential for human healthGrain InsightsWar in Ukraine May Have Enduring Economic Ag ImpactEconomist Cortney Cowley offers insights on agriculture economy and how it is affected by war and other factorsGrain InsightsCongressman: Planting Crops is Biggest Ukrainian Ag ConcernRep. Ron Estes speaks about the conflict in Ukraine and its possible agriculture impacts to the Kansas Grain and Feed AssociationGrain InsightsUkraine Could Use U.S. Grain Industry Expertise AgainRecent events remind us how Ukrainians got help forming farmers’ cooperatives with help from the U.S.Grain InsightsSaluting Past and Present Members During National FFA WeekNational FFA Week is February 19-26, and at the time of this writing, we are at the midway pointGrain InsightsDrought Leads to Worst Wheat Ratings in a DecadeUSDA meteorologist said last report rated 23% of winter wheat crop as ‘very poor to poor’Previous PagePage 2 of 3Next Page
