Jeff Seiler News Today

The recent extreme heat wave has severely hurt this years fall crops, like corn and soybeans for some farmers

Interested in growing canola again, or trying it for the first time? There are two production meetings planned this week.

The couple inches of rain Kansas has gotten over the last two weeks are helping farmer plant their fall crops.

Randolph “Randy” Seiler, 76, of Ft. Pierre, SD passed away Monday, April 17th, at the Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls. A visitation will be held on Monday, April 24th from 5-7pm at the Pat Duffy Community Youth and Involved Center in Ft. Pierre with a prayer service starting at 7:00pm. A funeral service will be held at 10:00am on Tuesday, April 25th at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Pierre with burial at the Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Pierre. For those unable to attend the services t...

Western Kansas is almost fully in an Exceptional drought stage according to the US Drought Monitor. The conditions are making farming exceptionally hard.

Tuesday's rain, not drought-busting. Dry conditions have some Kansas farmers planting their corn crops early.

With colder weather coming through and a lack of decent rainfall, its no surprise to farmers that their wheat crops are looking a bit rough this year.

Kansas farmers are yet again hoping for rain amidst an extreme drought in the Wichita area.

According to the U.S Drought Monitor, almost the entire state is dry. So Mondays pitter-patter was welcomed.

Recent snowfall is not expected to make a big difference in drought issues that local farmers are dealing with for their winter wheat crop.