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Could an aqueduct bring water to western Kansas, or is it a pipedream?

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The Ogallala aquifer that sustains parts of western Kansas has been declining rapidly, and some farmers want to take water from the Missouri River and route it west as...
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Harvey county soil has a lot of clay. I grew up in the sand hills a little bit West of here where the soil...
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“Its Here”

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Lately I’ve been reminded of a blockbuster movie from my youth. It contains a scene that even those who never saw the film are...
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Wheat Scoop: Kansas Wheat teams up with K-State under new grant to increase adoption of conservation practices

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For the audio version, visit kswheat.com. The echoes of the 1930s Dust Bowl are most evident in the commitment of each subsequent generation of Kansas...

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Farm to Early Care and Education Opportunity for Kansas Licensed Early Child Care Facilities

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The Kansas Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom, is now accepting applications from Kansas licensed early...
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Bike Across Kansas 2025

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This year’s cross-state tour kicks off June 7 in St. Francis, KS. BAK 2025 marks the 51st year of the tour taking to Kansas...
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Are frozen canned foods still safe to eat?

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K-State food scientist says broken or unsealed cans should be discarded. With recent cold weather and power outages come many challenges, including food safety. Kansas...

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Skating? Try living on thin ice

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At a glance: Kansas State University fisheries and aquatics specialist Joe Gerken shares how some warm-blooded wildlife sustain themselves during cold temperatures. More information: Joe Gerken, 785-532-1418, [email protected] By Jacob Klaudt, K-State Research and...
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7 outdoor activities to try after dark

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By Renae Blum Blazing temperatures can put a damper on outdoor fun during the day. So why not head outside after dark? Bring a friend...
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Keeping mosquitoes in check

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Jacob Klaudt K-State Research and Extension news service Recent warming temperatures and wet weather patterns have created ideal conditions for mosquitoes, said Kansas State University entomologist...
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Boat safe this summer with these top tips

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With the kickoff to summer rapidly approaching, Nebraska Game and Parks reminds boaters to brush up on safety rules in preparation for peak boating...

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