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Kansas Sorghum Producers (KSP) gives growers a voice in legislative, regulatory and industry affairs through efforts funded through membership dues.

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Kansas Sorghum Producers Champion Multi-Million Investment in Sorghum Improvement

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For more information, contact: Maddy Meier Director of Communications and Outreach Kansas Grain Sorghum maddy[at]ksgrainsorghum.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kansas Sorghum Producers Champion Multi-Million Investment in Sorghum Improvement MANHATTAN, Kan. – Under the leadership of the Kansas Sorghum Producers Association (KSP), the State of Kansas will invest a $1 million public commitment into the Collaborative Sorghum… Read More

Sorghum Update | April 7, 2025

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Welcome back to another Sorghum Update, powered by the Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission! In this episode: The USDA’s Prospective Plantings Report is out — Kansas sorghum acreage is projected at 3.10 million acres in 2025, up 3% from last year. The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced new leadership updates for the Kansas Grain Sorghum… Read More

Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission Election Results for Eastern Districts

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For more information, contact: Maddy Meier Director of Communications and Outreach Kansas Grain Sorghum maddy[at]ksgrainsorghum.org Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission Election Results for Eastern Districts MANHATTAN, KS (April 7, 2025)–The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced the results of elections for the state’s five grain commodity commissions: grain sorghum, corn, soybeans, sunflowers, and wheat. These grower… Read More

Sorghum Update | March 11, 2025

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With rising input costs and fluctuating prices, every decision counts. Director of Communications and Outreach, Maddy Meier, brings you highlights straight from the Sorghum Checkoff’s latest Agronomy Insight Articles, written by Dr. Brent Bean. Making strategic choices like proper hybrid selection, splitting nitrogen application, and optimizing seeding rates can save money without sacrificing yield, while… Read More

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