News from K-State Research and Extension
- 4-H Holiday Guide Contains Many Fun and Educational Activities for the Season
- Active Kansas: Groups Say Outdoor Activities Boost Local Economics
- After the Hunt: Food Safety Begins in the Field
- After the Season: A Few Chores Remain for Gardeners
- Buying Firewood? Knowing Heat Values Could Aid your Choice
- Caring for Poinsettias
- Cattle Chat: Bull Management in the Fall
- Cattle Chat: Dietary Plans for Steers
- Cattle Chat: Establishing a Biosecurity Plan
- Cattle Chat: Short-Term Supplementation Strategy
- Cattle Chat: Strategy for Increasing Feed Efficiency for Cows
- Cattle Chat: Stress and Parasite Connections
- Cattle Chat: The Risks of Offering Wrapped Hay Bales to Cattle
- Cattle Chat: Vaccination Limits
- Change in Seasons May Affect Gardener's Mental Health
- Corn Leafhoppers Carrying Corn Stunt Make First-Time Appearance in Kansas
- Dining with Diabetes Course Slated for November 18
- Double Up Food Bucks Tops $1.1M in Kansas in 2023
- Extension Agents Key to Program that Impoves Access to Health Care, Information
- Fall Mowing Will Set Lawn up for Winter Success, say K-State Expert
- 'Fluffy Popcorn' Has Become a Popular Snack, But is it Safe to Eat?
- Food Safety Tip: Clean the Kitchen Sink
- Garden Tip: Winterizing Roses and Strawberries
- Gifts are Nice, but Holidays are Chance to Boost Children's Development
- Harvest Time? Manage Weeds Now, Says K-State Specialist
- Holiday Blooms Need to be Planted Soon
- Holiday Meals: Prepare a Bacteria-Free Buffet
- Hope Can Help Build Resilience to Holiday Stress, Says K-State Health Expert
- How to Safely Prepare and Cook Meats for the Holidays
- How to Submit Samples to Identify Unknown Plants
- It's Fall, and Leaves are Everywhere
- Johanns: Using Available Technology is Key to Resolving World Hunger
- Kansas 4-H Names Volunteers of the Year
- Kansas Crop Improvement Association Reports Wild Hybrid in Wheat Fields
- Kansas Farm Income Projected to Decrease in 2024
- Kansas Innovators, Entrepreneurs to be Honored by Huck Boyd Institute
- Kansas Officials Confirm Emerald Ash Borer in Nemaha County
- K-State Crowned National Champion at Meat Judging Contest
- K-State Food Safety Expert Shares Holiday Reminders
- K-State Food Scientist: Artificial Sweetners are Safe --- Within Reason
- K-State Food Scientist Says Holiday Candy Can be a Science Experiment
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips for Mailing Holiday Food Gifts
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips for Safe Leftovers
- K-State Horticulture Expert Shares Tips for Choosing & Caring for Live Christmas Trees
- K-State Rallies to Win National Collegiate Livestock Evaluation Contest
- K-State Researcher to Focus Lead Research in Kansas City, Kansas
- K-State Reseachers Aim to Develop Soil Sensors that will Measure Farm Fields at the Nanoscale
- K-State Reseachers Develop Tests to Detect African Swine Fever on Surfaces
- K-State Researchers to Outline Diet Formulation Research at Swine Day
- K-State, USDA Scientist Awarded Grant to Battle Invasive Stored Grain Pests
- Make a Plan to Survive the Food 'Marathon.' says K-State Expert
- Make a Plan for the 'Season of Eating,' says K-State Nutritionist
- Marysville Retiree Jumps at Chance to Help Residents with Health Care Info and Access
- Nearing Retirement? K-State Aging Expert Suggests Making a Plan Ahead of Time
- No Nightmares: K-State Expert Shares Tips for Halloween Food Safety
- On the Road? Mind the Combine this Fall
- Picking & Preserving the Perfect Pumpkin
- Power out? Here's How to Keep Food Safe
- Preparing Newly Fallen Black Walnuts
- Preparing the Thanksgiving Feast Safely
- Report Outlines Potential for U.S. Agriculture to be Greenhouse Gas Negative
- Sorghum Connection Series Plans December Field Days in Three Kansas Locations
- Spiders for Halloween? Not Likely, says K-State Entomologist
- Surging Sow Production Prompts Change and Research
- Video: Entomologists Use a Waste Product -- Eggshells -- to Control Flour Beetles
- Video: Tips for Safely Grazing Sorghum Residue after Harvest
- What to do with those Falling Leaves and Pumpkin Seed?
- You've Moved Plants Indoors: Now What?
