Jennifer M. Latzke is a Senior Editor at BEEF Magazine and Farm Progress. She focuses on agriculture and farming, with a particular interest in sustainable agriculture, agroecology, and farm management, while also exploring themes of mental health and wellness within the farming community. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as BEEF Magazine and Farm Progress.
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Jennifer M. Latzke has a strong focus on agriculture and farming, with specific attention to Kansas and its related industries such as livestock, crops, land values, and policy goals. Her coverage is heavily data-driven and includes government announcements.
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Analysis: Producers’ financial strength and a squelched supply is holding farmland values mainly steady.
By: Jennifer M. Latzke, Jennifer Kiel
Guest Commentary: A group of South Dakota State University students attended Commodity Classic, offering them the opportunity to engage with ag leaders and learn more about the industry they hope to work in.
Cowtowns & Skyscrapers: Think NASA is just about space? Its missions are directly improving farming technology here on the ground.
Land Sales: Sales across Kansas ranged widely, but interest was strong in the northeast corner.
Kansas Digest: Fuel and fertilizer prices have big impact; scout for wheat pests; Walmart joins U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.
Kansas State University secures $45 million for dairy research facility overhaul to support the region’s booming dairy industry.
Land Sales: Land with easy access to markets brings a premium at auction.
Cowtowns & Skyscrapers: Kansas dairy farmers turn tenacity into $45 million win for industry's future.
Participants in Wheat Quality Council's tour observed drought stress, freeze damage and disease-limiting crop potential.
Kansas Land Sales: Protect your farmland investments from fraudulent activity with these tips.
