Outdoors

Neonicotinoid pesticides and aflatoxins contaminate grains frequently used to feed or bait wildlife. Care should be taken to reduce the risk of toxicity in...

PRATT – “Did you hunt geese, dove, or ducks last year? If yes, how many did you bag?” This is just one of a...

From popular lakes to secret fishing holes, public docks to private ponds, and boat ramps to shorelines, anglers have been hitting Oklahoma's waters and are sharing amazing photos of their...

Headlines Contact: Hannah Lemon, KU Edwards Campus, 913-897-8755, [email protected] Kansas Fire & Rescue Training Institute to deliver customized water safety course to Kansas Rowing, area coaches LAWRENCE...

Safety—Mosquitos   If the heat and humidity were not bad enough, add insects to the list of nuisances and the Kansas summer can get long. Mosquitos are bugs known to be carriers...

Garrett Love cultivates a new crop on the family farm in southwest Kansas When Garrett Love returned to his family’s farm in southwest Kansas, he...

The hottest days of summer are here and water temperatures across the state's lakes are rising quickly. When water temperatures begin to stabilize in...

Guidelines for working with youth are based on current research MANHATTAN, Kan. – The Kansas 4-H program will be hosting two training sessions for those...

Evenings at Ease with Merrill Atwater "People are what count. A sympathetic understanding of the aspirations, the hopes and fears, the traditions and prides of other...

KSU/MU publication provides information consumers should consider after a flood has affected their homes or businesses OLATHE, Kan. – Whether it’s a basement in one’s...