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Beef cattle veterinarians discuss signs of this disease and how to manage it MANHATTAN, Kan. — For many hearing the term anthrax immediately brings to...

Bermuda creeps back So it’s September and you decide you want to plant tall fescue in your lawn. Have you eliminated unwanted weeds and other...

MANHATTAN, Kansas The Kansas Department of Agriculture has recently updated its interactive map of Kansas, showing the economic contribution of agriculture across the state....

Publication takes a look at threats to Kansas’ most popular varieties MANHATTAN, Kan. – In Kansas and other wheat-growing states, the tools of the trade...

This week, On Call with the Prairie Doc®, founded by the late Dr. Richard P. Holm, M.D. begins its twentieth season of providing truthful,...

Long-time climatologist helped build state’s robust weather network MANHATTAN, Kan. – One might guess that through the numerous storm warnings, tornados, floods, snow storms and...

Workshops meet requirements for Food Safety Modernization Act MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Kansas and Missouri produce growers can enroll in free workshops to meet training requirements...

Despite battling dry planting conditions, a wet spring and hail damage — just like Kansas producers — the wheat research team at Kansas State...

In speaking about Father Emil J. Kapaun, President Barack Obama Once said, “He never lost his faith, if anything it only grew stronger.” Father Emil...

As reported in High Plains Journal. Gardeners might notice that their tomatoes are cracking or splitting now. “This is a common problem when there...