News from K-State Research and Extension
- 4-Hers, Seniors Join Forces to Make Pies for the Leavenworth County Fair
- Autogenous Vaccines Can Help Prevent Pink Eye in Cattle
- Back to Simplicity: Tips to Save on the Family's Budget this Summer
- Bats in the Attic? Wildlife Expert Says You May Need to Let Them Be for Now
- Beware of Uninvited Party Guests: Foodborne Germs
- Bird Safety: K-State Wildlife Expert Shares Tips for Reducing Window Collisions
- Blue-Green Algae Showing up Early in Kansas Waterways
- Cattle Chat: Caring for Young Calves
- Cattle Chat: Feeding Silage to Calves
- Cattle Chat: Helping Heifers Ahead of Breeding
- Cattle Chat: How Viruses Move Across Species
- Cattle Chat: Managing Twins
- Cattle Chat: Monitoring for Breeding Success
- Cattle Chat: Preparing for the County Fair
- Cattle Chat: Selecting a Replacement Female for the Herd
- Cattle Chat: Selecting Sires to Create Replacement Females
- Cattle Chat: Summer Grazing
- Cattle Chat: Tips for Breeding Success
- Cattle Chat: Understanding How Costs and Animal Performance are Connected
- Cattle Chat: Understanding Mycoplasma Pneumonia
- Cattle Chat: Using EPDs in Sire Selection
- Cattle Chat: Water Requiremets in the Summer
- Cattle Chat: What to Do When a Bull Fails a Breeding Soundness Exam
- Colored Plastic Mulches May Provide Boost to Garden Crops
- Cool Ideas: K-State Expert Urges Farmers to Follow Safety Tips on Hot Days
- Danger Near the Bird Feeder? K-State Wildlife Expert Urges Caution
- Deadheading Gives Plants New Life
- Don't Worry, Be Happy: It Could Lead to a Longer Life
- Down Time from Screen Times
- Drought Affected Wheat Fields Call for Supplemental Equipment
- Dry Fields Contribute to Damage by Alfalfa Weevils
- Earth Day: Simple Tips Can Help Save Money and Energy
- Eggs Can be Incorporated into Most Daily Meals
- Emerald Ash Borer Detected in Lyon County
- Field Bindweed's Underground Strength Promotes Resilience Above the Surface
- Forest Officials Urge Removal of Callery Pear, Bush Honeysuckle
- Four Kansas Counties Reporting Tar Spot in Corn
- Gardeners Enter Home Stretch for Onions, Tomatoes
- Gardening for Butterflies
- Gardening has Wellness Benefits for All Ages
- Gardens that have Been Flooded May need Repair
- Gardiner Angus Ranch Honors Renowned K-State Agricultural Economist
- Good for the Garden: Praying Mantids Prey on Insects
- Grab and Go: Organize Important Documents Before Disaster, Expert Says
- Grillin' and Chillin'? Remember Food Safety, Says K-State Expert
- Hays Project Aims to Help Small Business Owners Scale up Production
- Heat Check: K-State Health Official Urges Kansans to Prepare Now for Hotter Days
- Higher Temps, Humidity Makes Lawns More Susceptible to Brown Patch
- Identifying Poison Ivy is Important
- 'In a Millisecond': Kansas Farmer Remembers Near-Tragic Accident
- In the Garden: New Plant Selection
- In the Garden: When Tops Fall Over, It's Time to Harvest Onions
- It's Almost Canning Season: Have You Thought About Chocolate?
- It's Fair Season: Keeping Animals Cool at County Shows
- Kansas Farm Management Association Reports Drop in Net Farm Income
- Kansas Rains Heighten Risk of Pillbug in Farm Fields
- Keeping Mosquitoes in Check
- Kochia Requires Early, Coordinated Treatment
- K-State Breaks Ground on Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation
- K-State Cattlemen's Day, Students Present Research on Impact of Prescribed Burning
- K-State Entomologist Receiving Reports of Black Widow, Brown Recluse Spiders
- K-State Expert Offers Tips on Reducing the Risk of Developing Cancer
- K-State Expert Shares Tips to keep Easter Lilies Blooming
- K-State Expert Urges Gardeners to Be on Lookout for Septoria Leaf Spot, Early Blight
- K-State Extension Programs Report $8.8M Boost Due to Volunteers
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips for Buying, Cleaning Fruits and Vegetables
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips for Safe - and Perfect - Easter Ham
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Safety Tips for Local Food Sales
- K-State Food Scientist Suggests Adding Lamb to Spring Meals
- K-State Food Scientist Urges Families to Share the Baking Fun
- K-State, Kansas Wheat Publish Updated Standards for Feeding Wheat to Swine
- K-State Meat Animal Evaluation Team Cruises to National Championship
- K-State Nabs National Wins in Crop Judging, Knowledge Bowl
- K-State: Phosphorus Helps Boost Defense Against SDS in Soybeans
- K-State Releases Guidelines for On-Farm Alternative Water Sources
- K-State Specialist Offers Advice on How to Care for Ponds
- K-State: Thawing Method Does not Seem to Affect Beef Quality
- K-State to Host Talk on Potential of CoverCress in State's Cropping Systems
- K-State to Offer Animal Sciences Leadership Academy this Summer
- K-State Wildlife Expert: How to Avoid Negative Encounters with Snakes
- Lawn Calendar for Cool-Season Grasses
- Lawn Calendar: Warm-Season Grasses in Kansas
- Lawn Got You Crabby? Time Nears to Apply Preventers
- Lawn Maintenance Should Start Now
- Local Experts Offer Hands-On Demonstrations for Livestock Watering Options
- Making an End-of-Life Plan is Not Just for the Elderly
- Making Jelly? The Pectin You Use Makes a Difference
- Managing a Weed Invasion in the Home Lawn
- Managing Spring Flowers and Weeds
- Managing Storm Damaged Trees
- Maximize Garden Space by Growing Vertically
- Mental Health Becomes Focus for Post-Pandemic Workers
- Moles on the Move: Traps are Most Effective Control Method
- 'Morel Value': Online Classes will Help Enthusiasts ID, Sell Popular Wild Mushrooms
- Noted Soil Chemist to Talk About Climate-Resilient Agriculture March 26
- Now's the Time to Fertilize Warm-Season Grasses in Kansas
- Now is the Time to Scout for Bagworms
- PBS to Air Documentary on Prescribed Burning in Kansas
- Peony Blooms Attract AntsPower Out?
- Popular Kansas Ag Leadership Program Annouces Newest Class
- Popular Walk Kansas Program Sets Sights on 25th Year
- Prepping, Storing Food Can Be 'Tricky'
- Prepare Seeds with Seed Tape
- Preparing Food for the Fourth of July
- Preserving the Past: Speaker Outlines Grants Available to Protect Kansas History
- Protecting Sweet Corn from Racoons
- Rabbits in the Garden?
- Report: Kansas Farm Income Outlook Comparable to 2023
- Restoring Native Plants in the Environment
- RX for Roses: Gardeners Reporting Cases of Rosette Virus, Blackspot
- Say Cheese: June 4 is a Day to Celebrate Popular Dairy Product
- Simple Changes Make the Difference in Cooling off Cattle
- Simple Shifts Can Help Positive Habits Stick, K-State Specialist
- Simple Steps Now Can Make Recovering from Emergencies Easier
- Six Kansas Couples Named "Master Farmers, Farm Homemakers"
- Soil Sense: Potting Materials Make a difference When Growing Plants in Containers
- Sound Living: Understanding Hospice Care
- Soybean Gall Midge Shows up in Two Kansas Counties
- State Groups Come Together to Address Maternity Care in Kansas
- State Groups Band Together to Encourage Candidates for Local Offices
- Summer is Coming: Remember your Sunscreen, says K-State Specialist
- Ten Rules for Planting Trees this Spring
- Thin Fruit Trees to Promote Years of Bountful Harvests
- Three Kansas Counties Receive $340K for Community Wildfire Defense
- Time to Plant Potatoes in Kansas
- Tips for Parents: Spring Activities Help to Build Kids' Appreciation of Outside World
- Tips for Parents: Summer Fun for Young Children
- Tips on Protecting Gardens During Storm Season
- Tomato Talk: Stake Plants to Keep Fruit off Ground, Reduce Risk of Disease
- Travel Support Available for Kansans Attending National Rural Grocery Summit
- Turf Wars: K-State Horticulture Expert Shares Tips to Maintain Lawn Goals
- Updated Publications Can Help Guide Sale Food Preservation
- Video: K-State Experts Discuss Sustainable Grazing Practices
- Video: Spring Burning Helps to Control Ticks, Fly Populations
- Video: Sustainability in Beef Cattle Production
- Video: Water Officials, Farmers Gather to Craft Strategies in Ogallala
- Video: When to Move Grazing Cattle off Wheat
- Volunteer Wheat Harbors Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus
- What Chemicals are in my Food?
- What is Growing in my Lawn?
- White Grubs Bombard Brome Fields
- Wildflowers Bring Bursts of Color to Home Landscapes
- Winter Canola Field Day May 16 Near Hutchinson