This is day 17 and the final day of the 2018 Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and the Kansas Grain and Feed As... Read more
by Kaitlyn Vicker, Communications Intern This is day 17 and the final day of the 2018 Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Associ... Read more
Leave a Light On And Catch Fish You don’t have to quit fishing just because it’s hot. You just have to adjust your schedule to fish at night rather than during the day. Oh yeah – and leave a... Read more
Probably the last thing most gardeners are thinking of now is planting vegetables. However, fall gardens will often produce higher quality, tastier cool-season crops as the vegetables mature... Read more
Kansas bass fishing is on the national map. La Cygne Reservoir, the 2,600-acre power plant cooling lake in Linn County, is listed as one of the country’s top 100 bass fishing lakes by Bassma... Read more
High nighttime temperatures during the reproductive growth (at or after flowering) can reduce kernel number, and if later in the season, kernel weight. This effect can be explained as an inc... Read more
Each year I receive 10 varieties of tomatoes from Kansas State University that our master gardener volunteers grow and keep data. Through this research many characteristics are learned abou... Read more
The Sunflower State Games is pleased to announce that its 29th Annual mulit-sport festival will kick-off this weekend in Topeka. The event begins on Friday, July 13th with a total of... Read more
“Grab your hat and put on your spurs, let’s rodeo.” That’s the special welcome from Deb Dillner in announcing the eighth annual Jackson County Rodeo. “Presented by the Jackson County Fair As... Read more
Between my nieces and other high school kids at church, I’m familiar with the term “Going to Nationals,” and it usually means national livestock judging, national scholars bowl etc. But to a... Read more
