college dean In the White Mountains of New Hampshire, I recently joined a gathering of people highly concerned with a range of threats, from war to climate catastrophe and more. One speaker presented on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine that has come under shelling.
Decades of collaborative research and scientific advancements have helped Texas cotton be the economic and industrial force it is today. Texas cotton production represents a $2.4 billion contribution to the state’s gross domestic product.
HAYS, KANSAS — Even for a perennially dry region like western Kansas, this year sticks out. Barely any rain.
By Grant Guggisberg Kansas State University grantg@k-state.edu MANHATTAN — Vaishali Sharda, assistant professor of biological and agricultural engineering at Kansas State University, has received a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to develop water and nutrient management strategies to aid in managing climate risks and preserving resources in the eastern Kansas River Basin.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Just as gardeners manage produce differently depending on the time of the season, so do cattle producers manage pastures so that the grazing season can be extended, said Kansas State University beef cattle experts on a recent Cattle Chat podcast.
TOPEKA, KAN. – After Governor Laura Kelly’s announcement last week that sports wagering in Kansas will begin with a soft launch starting at noon on Thursday, September 1st, followed by a full opening on September 8th, the Kansas Lottery is pleased to announce which sports wagering platforms will be available to the public on launch day.
By Jennifer Stultz Editor Fall Sports Preview Only two girls return to play tennis for Kiowa County High School this fall, but they’ve been at it for three years already, and despite lack of a supporting cast, they work hard and have fun. “The girls and I are excited to be back in season,” said head tennis coach Katherine Sneed.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Patrick Mahomes led two similar touchdown drives and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Washington Commanders 24-14 in a preseason game Saturday.
By Jayden Mies Student reporter Special to the Tribune Hard at work this past summer, the Pratt High School Cross Country Team is aiming for another successful year. They have already built a great amount of comradery with each other and hope to come together as a team to achieve their goal of State.
By Jayden Mies Student reporter Special to the Tribune The Skyline Thunderbirds of Pratt kick off their high school football season at home against South Barber on Friday, September 2. They hope to build on the past successful years with a great 2022 season.