Kansas News
Red Cross: 20K donations uncollected due to winter storms, give blood now
Severe blood shortage intensifies as snow, ice and extreme temperatures impact blood drives.
— The American Red Cross urges people to take action now to help offset the...
Kansas News
Connection Over Perfection: A 2026 Goal
Now that the year is well underway and we have entered the month of February, many families continue to feel pressure to start “better”—to...
Agriculture
2026 KRC Food and Farm Conference.
It is almost time for the 2026 KRC Food and Farm Conference. I am excited about the program we are pulling together. This year’s...
Kansas News
More than 100,000 pounds of invasive fish removed from a single river
Wildlife crews in Kansas have hauled an extraordinary volume of invasive carp out of a single Midwestern river, removing more than 100,000 pounds of...
Kansas News
Evergy urges customers to watch out for text scams
Scammers claim refund is available. February 5, 2026 – Evergy is warning customers to be vigilant after a new text scam.
Scammers are sending fake...
Kansas News
Woody species encroachment threatens Kansas grasslands, beef herd growth
Kansas Ag Secretary Mike Beam says invasive woody species are threating the health of the state’s grasslands.
He tells Brownfield research at the University of...
Agriculture
Kansas Grasslands Report Now Available
The Kansas Department of Agriculture and the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts are pleased to share a new foundational report on Kansas Grasslands that...
Agriculture
Treating disease early vs. precisely
K-State beef cattle experts weigh opportunity cost, disease progression and reassessment when making treatment decisions.
When a calf looks “off,” the clock starts ticking. But...
