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That's good and bad news for farmers. Soaring prices define the market for land in Kansas farm country. Farm real estate and cropland values in Kansas...

Neonicotinoid pesticides and aflatoxins contaminate grains frequently used to feed or bait wildlife. Care should be taken to reduce the risk of toxicity in...

Headlines KU scientists receive $3 million as part of project to restore native and agricultural ecosystems LAWRENCE — Five University of Kansas researchers are part of...

Headlines Oral history project chronicles how the pandemic changed community newspapers' business model LAWRENCE — A University of Kansas journalism professor has co-created an oral history...

Forms encourage youth to document, reflect on activities MANHATTAN, Kan. – There’s an old saying that wonders if a tree falls in a forest, but...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Contact: Jason Levy, Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center, 620-694-1400, [email protected] Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center graduates 282nd Basic...

Soon your tall fescue lawns will begin to grow a new flush of growth once September rolls around and the cooler temperatures set in....

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Mexican American fast-pitch community, culture chronicled in new book LAWRENCE — A new book by a University of...

MANHATTAN, Kansas — Several hundred members of the Kansas agriculture community gathered online on Thursday, August 26, for the sixth annual Kansas Governor’s Summit...

Scott Eckert Harvey Co. Extension Agent So it’s September and you decide you want to plant tall fescue in your lawn. Have you eliminated unwanted weeds...