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Lettuce Eat Local: Spring is sprouting
Amanda Miller
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Lettuce Eat Local
It’s there on the calendar, but it’s there everywhere I look outside as well: Spring is here this week.
Green things are...
Turkey sausage recall: Johnsonville recalls more than 35,000 pounds of meat after rubber found
A Wisconsin-based meat manufacturer is recalling more than 35,000 pounds of kielbasa sausage after multiple reports said black rubber was found in some of its products.
Salm...
KU News: NSF CAREER Award winner and 3 Udall Scholarship nominees
From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu
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Department of Physics & Astronomy professor receives NSF CAREER Award for work on zinc-ion batteries
A University of...
KU News: Kansan Bill Kurtis to speak at KU in April, research in Kansas City region on adaptive exercise
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Dole Institute announces Bill Kurtis as 2024 Dole Lecture honoree
The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics at...
KU News: KU student from Olathe is finalist for Truman scholarship
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KU student finalist for Truman scholarship
DaNae Estabine, a junior and University Honors student from Olathe, is a...
KU News: Upcoming speakers on topics of race and sports, innovation
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ESPN commentator, professor Kevin Blackistone speaking at KU's 'Race and Sports' symposium
The Langston Hughes Center, Kansas Athletics...
Seeds Versus Transplants
If you follow the garden calendar in the newsletter you’ve noticed you’re instructed to plant some vegetables by seed and others by transplant. New...
Planting Fruit Trees
It’s time for establishing new fruit trees in Kansas. Here are a few tips to get started.
Whether bare root or potted trees, store...
As storm season arrives, make sure you are not underinsured
As Severe Weather Preparedness Week draws to a close, many across Kansas have made
plans for the arrival of storm season. But while you should...
What does the Farmers’ Almanac predict for Kansas upcoming spring? Here’s what to expect.
As Kansas prepares for winter to end, many are crossing their fingers for warmer, mild weather.
However, if the Farmers' Almanac has predicted correctly, Kansans...