Agriculture

Agriculture contributes almost 250 million dollars to the economy of the Wildcat Extension District annually according to the latest information from Kansas Ag Statistics. This value of production is harvested from over 400,000 acres of cropland and over 600,000 acres of pasture and hayland. Wildcat District also supports an inventory of 69,000 beef cows, 89,000 calves, stockers and feedlot cattle and over 37,000 hogs.

Connect via Content

We have four agents that are knowledgable in different areas of agriculture including crops, soils, livestock, small ruminants, forage, wildlife, horticulture, and entomology. These staff write and produce monthly research-based, educational columns, publish audio clips, and oversee online mailing lists to help Kansans learn about these different topics in a timely manner. To learn more about any of these areas, click the desired program box below.

Additional Resources

• K-State Research & Extension
• KSU Crop Performance Tests
• Kansas Lease Law
• Land Values & Rents
• KSU Leasing Information
• Kansas Custom Rates
• KSU Weather Data Library
• Livestock and Forages Page