By Maddy Rohr K-State Research and Extension news service K-State’s Blakeslee says peels can hold onto microorganisms and dirt MANHATTAN, Kan. – Food preservation can… Login to continue reading Login…
K-State Research and Extension news service Managing heat conditions is important for cattle comfort and efficiency MANHATTAN, Kan. – Not only do hot summer days… Login to continue reading Login…
Courtesy of Wheat ScoopFor audio version, visit kswheat.com. At the end of May, approximately 106 people on the Wheat Quality Council’s 2023 winter wheat tour… Login to continue reading Login…
By Chris HimmelwrightPratt County Master GardenerK-State Research and Extension Squash Bugs Squash bugs are the grey, shield-shaped bugs that feed on squash and pumpkin plants.… Login to continue reading Login…
Special to the Kiowa County Signal fsa.usda.gov A drought has caused severe damage in Kiowa County. If you have lost a functioning water source due… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat MelgaresK-State Research and Extension news serviceSpecial to the Tribune K-State beef experts say industry continues to improve animal care MANHATTAN, Kan. – Changes… Login to continue reading Login…
By Eric KilloughFreelance reporterSpecial to the Tribune Originally from Goddard and now making his home west of Cheney, Scott Strong represents 102 years of family… Login to continue reading Login…
By Chris Himmelwright Pratt County Master Gardener Pratt County Research and Extension Services Bagworms Bagworms are or will soon be present throughout Kansas feeding on… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat MelgaresK-State Research and Extension news serviceSpecial to the Tribune Damaging pest prefers springtime grasses MANHATTAN, Kan. – Depending on the time of year,… Login to continue reading Login…
EMPORIA – The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is partnering with Kansas State University on a long-term telemetry study to examine movement patterns and… Login to continue reading Login…