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Weed control strategies in grain sorghum

Severe grass and broadleaf weed pressure will reduce grain sorghum yields and can make harvest very difficult. Good crop rotation and herbicide selection are...

Reducing Fruit Numbers on Apple Trees   

Apple trees often produce excess fruit. Removing some of these extra fruits during the next three weeks is important. There can be two major...

Mulching Tomatoes     

Soils are warm enough now that tomatoes can benefit from mulching though this practice may have to be delayed due to wet soils.  Tomatoes...

Rust on Hollyhock     

Watch for rust on hollyhock. This is the most common disease on hollyhock and can cause serious injury as leaves are progressively killed through...

Fuzz on Pin Oak Leaves 

With all the concern with vein pocket gall, people will often become concerned with anything on a leaf that does not look natural.  However,...

Cucumber Beetles and Bacterial Wilt  

If you had cucumbers or muskmelons that suddenly turned brown and died last year, you may have had a disease known as bacterial wilt. ...

Mowing wet lawns   

What do you do when the lawn can't be cut because of constant rain? The best thing to do is to set your mower...

Fireblight on Apple and Pear   

Fireblight is most common on ornamental pears, fruiting pears and apples. Symptoms of fireblight include blackened, blighted shoots scattered throughout the tree crown. The...

Time to Fertilize Warm-Season Kansas Grasses

June is the time to fertilize warm-season lawn grasses such as bermudagrass, buffalograss, and zoysiagrass. These species all thrive in warmer summer weather, so...

Kansas Bagworms

By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture   Bagworm will be making an appearance near you!  Bagworm like numerous trees and shrubs but especially junipers and...
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