K-State in the news today
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Wednesday, April 17, 2024
National/International
US wheat farmers face bleak crop economics as grain oversupply hits
04/17/24 Daily Mail
A Kansas State University analysis showed Kansas farmers would need a yield of roughly 60 bushels per acre at a price of $6.26 per bushel to break even, well above cash prices in the state that have ranged between $5 and $5.80 as well as July futures prices. Winter wheat is harvested in June and July in the Great Plains.
State/Regional
Topeka area economic leaders are all-in on innovation
04/16/24 WIBW
Moran also said GTP recently was awarded $300,000 to fund initiatives through their K-State 105 partnership.
*K-State and Network Kansas host annual Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge
04/16/24 WIBW
Young Kansas entrepreneurs showed their stuff today at K-State. K-State and Network Kansas hosted its annual Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge.
Local
K-State teams up with MHS to teach students about vital signs
04/16/24 Manhattan Mercury
Students in the K-State physician assistant program taught a handful of Manhattan High School students how to measure vital signs and speak about their future profession.
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