PRATT – Three-hundred and fifty students from across Kansas aimed to prove their archery skills at the 10th Annual State Archery in the Schools Tournament at Blythe Family Fitness Center in... Read more
PRATT – It can be difficult to quantify the positive effect a public program has, but when it comes to the Kansas Hunter Education program, there’s no denying the program is not only working... Read more
Approximately 88 million men and women experience some degree of hair loss during their lives. Those eager to reverse a receding hairline can choose from a few solutions. Hair transplantsare... Read more
K-State to host National Academies of Sciences Agriculture and Natural Resources meeting and lecture
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University will welcome members of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources (BANR) when it meets... Read more
Off-color could signal nutrient deficiency, other issues MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas State University wheat expert says that yellowing in some Kansas wheat fields is not uncommon for t... Read more
Here’s some history about Duane Schrag, the journalist who wrote our series on the Pretty Prairie wind farm. It was a large assignment requiring extensive research and filling pages o... Read more
or some people, having a pretty face is like having a winning lottery ticket you can cash again and again. Research tells us people who are perceived to be attractive aren’t only more likely... Read more
Mental health should be in the discussion about farm safety, specialist says MANHATTAN, Kan. – Unpredictable weather, falling net farm income, spotty health care services and a host o... Read more
To further support Kansas’ agricultural economy and provide farmers with an option for diversification, Governor Laura Kelly signed the Senate Substitute for House Bill 2167 today, establish... Read more
By DUANE SCHRAG Special to the Rural Messenger The long evolution of a 34,000-acre wind farm proposed for southeast Reno County enters its next phase on Tuesday, April 16, when the county is... Read more
