News from K-State Research and Extension
- Adding a Waterscape Could Improve your Garden Space
- Bats in the Attic? Wildlife Expert says You May Need to let Them Be for Now
- Bird Safety: K-State Wildlife Expert Shares Tips for Reducing Window Collisions
- Cattle Chat: Adjusting Calving Window
- Cattle Chat: Body Condition Scoring in Bulls
- Cattle Chat: Cutting Costs on the Ranch
- Cattle Chat: Deciding to Keep or Cull Cows
- Cattle Chat: Hay Feeding Strategy
- Cattle Chat: Keeping Facilities in Working Order
- Cattle Chat: Managing Mud
- Cattle Chat: Managing Weight Gain in Cattle
- Cattle Chat: Product Handling and Administration
- Cattle Chat: Selecting Bulls to Meet Marketing Goals
- Cattle Chat: Yearling Bull Management & Herd Value
- Cattle Theft: Not Just a Thing of the Wild West
- Certain Hay Feeders Improve Profitability
- Check Houseplants for Fungus Gnats, says K-State Horticulture Expert
- Chiggers in Kansas: K-State Entomologist Shares Tips to Avoid the Itch
- Clearing up Confusion on CAFOs
- Conservation Canines: Invasive Species Experts Train Dogs to Detect Plant Pests
- Cotton Quality & Yield Affected by Management Choices Now
- Could Last Year's Gannon Space Storm and GNSS Outage Impact Farmers Again?
- Do I Need to Test my Garden's Soil?
- Eggs Can be Incorportated into Most Daily Meals
- Farmers May Get Summer Break on Diesel Prices, Says K-State Economist
- Farmers Test Innovative Water-Saving Strategies in Kansas Competition
- Food Connects Us: K-State Nutrition Expert Touts Value of Eating with Others
- Front-of-Package Labels Would Boost Nutrition Info for Consumers
- Gardening for Butterflies
- Gardening has Wellness Benefits for All Ages
- Get Out and Play: K-State Expert says Outdoor Time is Learning Time for Kids
- Good for the Garden: Praying Mantids Prey on Insects
- Healthy Hearts: K-State Expert Outlines Steps to Reduce Risks of Heart Disease
- How to Incorporate Native Plants in the Garden
- Identifying Poison Ivy is Important
- In the Garden: March Signals Time to Plant Rhubarb
- In the Garden: New Plant Selection
- Intensify Sorghum Systems with Double-Cropped Soybeans
- Isolation, Loneliness Impacts Personal Health, say K-State Expert
- It's February: Are you Thinking about Tomates -- Yet?
- Kansas 4-H Club Days Help Youth Build Communication Skills
- Kansas 4-H Official Praises Impact of Volunteers in the State
- Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge Propagating Young Business Owners
- Kansas Grain Sorghum Yields Spike Despite Record-High Heat in 2024
- Kansas Healthy Food Initiative Annouces Grant Program for Kansas Communities
- Kansas Health Foundation Connects with Extension Offices to Spur State's Health
- Kansas Health Foundation, K-State Team up to Reduce Hunger in Kansas
- Kansas Officials Confirm Emerald Ash Borer in Linn County
- Kansas Residents Rally Around Rural Health Care Issues
- Kick-Start Spring by Getting into the Garden
- K-State Ag Safety Expert Urges Farmers to Monitor Heart Health
- K-State Agricultural Economists Explain Farm Bill and Crop Insurance Options
- K-State Agriculture Expert Urges Safety When Driving Off-Road Vehicles
- K-State Cattlemen's Day: Flavor in Check After Lengthened Aging of Round Steaks
- K-State Cattlemen's Day: Geneticist Outline Promise of Gene Editing
- K-State Cattlemen's Day: Hello Essential Oils and Goodbye Lonophores
- K-State Cattlemen's Day: More Alpha-Gal Seen in Striploins Cooked to Greater Doneness
- K-State Expert Shares Tips to Keep Easter Lilies Blooming
- K-State Expert Offers Tips for Reducing Food Waste, Saving Money
- K-State Experts Teamup to Educate Kansans About Alpha-Gal Syndrome
- K-State Family Finance Expert Offers "52 Ways to Climate Proof your Finances"
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips for Safe - and Perfect - Easter Ham
- K-State Food Scientist Shares Tips on Safely Canning Homegrown Foods
- K-State Food Scientist Suggests Adding Lamb to Spring Meals
- K-State Online Course Aids Efforts to Keep Rural Grocery Stores Open
- K-State Swine Team Eyes Ground Breaking Soybean Meal Research
- K-State to Discuss Future of Insect Farming
- K-State to Feature Water-Saving Alternative Crops & Wheat Innovation
- K-State to Offer Animal Sciences Leadership Academy this Summer
- K-State Weed Specialist Shares Tips on Controlling Early-Emerging Kochia
- K-State Wildlife Specialist: Let Wildlife be Wild
- K-State, NRCS to Host Grazing School May 9 in Baldwin
- Land Banks Help to Reduce Run-Down Properties, say Pittsburg City Official
- Land Market Starting to Flatten, Says K-State Economist
- 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
- Low Risk of Stripe Rust Problems in Kansas
- Managing Spring Flowers & Weeds
- Maximize Garden Space by Growing Vertically
- Maximizing Irrigation Efficiency: Key Steps for Farmers in 2025
- Moles on the Move: Traps are Most Effective Control Method
- Nearing Retirement? K-State Aging Expert Suggests Making a Plan Ahead of Time
- New Herbicide Information Available in 2025 Chemical Weed Control Guide
- No Salmon Runs, Just Piles of Percidae, in Kansas Waterways
- Not a Typical High School Class: Program Trains Young Entrepreneurs
- Now is the Time to Scout for Bagworms
- Noted Plant Geneticist to Speak April 15 at K-State
- Odds of Running into a Venomous Snake in Kansas? Low, says Wildlife Expert
- Planning a Picnic? Food Safety Should be Part of the Party
- Penny Pinching: Money-Saving Ideas for Buying Groceries, Cooking at Home
- Popular Walk Kansas Program Nears 25th Year
- Porter Named 2025 Stockman of the Year
- Power Out? Prepping, Storing Food can be "Tricky"
- Predator Problems? A Control Guide for Livestock Producers
- Prepare Seeds with Seed Tape
- Selecting the Right Bull: A Guide to Maximizing Genetic and Economics Success
- Simple Steps Now Can Make Recovering from Emergencies Easier
- Six Kansas Couples Named Master Farmers, Farm Homemakers
- Should You Save Trees Damaged by Storms?
- Soil Temperature is Important for Germination in the Garden
- Study: Double Up Food Bucks Boost Economic Growth in Kansas
- Study Calls for New Approach to Estimate Crop Yield Potential, Gaps
- Substitues for Recently Banned Cherry Dye are Limited, Says Food Scientist
- Summer is Coming: Remember your Sunscreen, says K-State Specialist
- Survey: Rural Leadership Program has 'Overwheming' Impact on Kansas Communities
- Ten Rules for Planting Trees this Spring
- Tick, Tick, Tick: Warm Weather Creates Opportunity for Blood-Sucking Parasite
- Time to Plant Potatoes in Kansas
- Tips on Protecting Gardens During Storm Season
- Transplants are Ready for the Garden, Says K-State Horticulture Expert
- Turf Talk: Be Proactive in Crowding out Weeds
- Walk Kansas Registration Opens March 4
- What am I Buying? A Guide to Meat Labels
- What can Replace Eggs in the Kitchen
- When Your Income Drops: K-State Expert Shares Money-Savings Tips
- Wildflowers Bring Bursts of Color to Home Landscapes
- Winter Canola Field Day set for May 14
