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Kansas’s wheat risk rises with extreme weather
Kansas faces growing wheat losses as heat and drought press yields. A Nature Climate Science study links each 1 C rise in world temperatures to a 6 percent drop in wheat globally, while Kansas farmers mull adaptation via heat tolerant varieties and no till farming amid debates on climate policy and federal action.
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Kansas
Wellington
US Department of Agriculture
Tom Géressel
Larned
Nature Climate Science
Senthold Asseng
University of Florida
Kansas State University
Vara Prasad
Plains States
Prasad
USDA
U.S
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Kansas Wheat Growers Association
Marsha Boswell
Justin Knopf
Salina
Knopf
United Nations Commissions
Donn Teske
Teske
Kansas Farmers Union
Wheaton
Manhattan
Congress