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Horticulture News By: Scott Eckert, Harvey County Extension Agent, Horticulture During April in Kansas, you always have to have one eye on the weather forecast when...

When temperatures exceed 90 degrees F, fruit plants losewater quickly. When this happens, moisture is withdrawnfrom the fruit to supply the tree. Stress from...

There are many benefits to using mulch!  Mulching is an important practice that is often overlooked. Mulching can reduce the time spent in cultivating. A...

Kansas State University publications address a variety of topics MANHATTAN, Kan. – In a twist on the summertime whodunit mystery, K-State Research and Extension is...

National Wildflower Week is celebrated each year during early May. Native plants, including wildflowers, are vital to maintaining healthy habitats. Their natural beauty is...

Rabbits in gardens are a perennial problem because of the wide variety of plants they can feed on. This time of year, they gravitate...

For six decades, the Secretary of State’s office was Kansas’ chief steward of government order and commercial province. It was a modest, efficient agency,...

Vegetables and Fruits Plant tomato, pepper, and eggplant transplants in early May Seed sweet corn, cucumbers, squash, beans, and other warm season vegetables Lightly...

Kansans that are new to vegetable gardening often don’t know how much of each crop to plant. K-State Research and Extension has a publication...

Saturday April 7, 2018 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Sedgwick County Extension Education Center – Bison Room (use 4-H Hall Entrances) 7001 W. 21st Street North (Intersection of...