Saturday, January 17, 2026

Horticulture

Horticulture 2019 Newsletter: No. 35

By: Christy Dipman       FRUIT Fertilize Strawberries Now is the time to fertilize strawberries in order to increase the number of fruit produced next spring. Plenty of daylight...

Horticulture News

By: Scott Eckert, Harvey County Extension Agent     As a student taking our Basic Master Gardener Training Course you will learn about many facets of horticulture...

Horticulture 2019 Newsletter: No. 34

TURFGRASS Fall Lawn Seeding Tips The keys to successful lawn seeding are proper rates, even dispersal, good seed to soil contact, and proper watering. Evenness is...

Hoyle says warm-season grasses may need fertilizer to remain healthy

  MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University turfgrass specialist Jared Hoyle says homeowners ought to be thinking about a mid-summer checkup on their lawns, which...

NEBRASKA TEAM MERGES MACHINE LEARNING, PLANT GENETICS TO MAXIMIZE SORGHUM POTENTIAL

Lincoln, Nebraska, Aug. 21, 2019 — Sorghum, the third most abundant cereal crop in the United States, is emerging as a star player in...

K-State, KDA equip law enforcement with knowledge about industrial hemp

**This news release from K-State Research and Extension is posted online at https://www.ksre.k-state.edu/news/stories/2019/08/law-enforcement-learns-about-industrial-hemp.html   For electronic versions: A video to accompany this story is available at...

Horticulture News

By: Scott Eckert     I see a lot of pale yellow leaves on trees in Harvey County during the growing season.  Trees like maple, pin oak...

Industrial hemp test plots flourishing across the state

By: Jason Hackett   The distinctive smell of hemp now wafts through certain test plots at multiple K-State Research and Extension sites across Kansas. The end goal...