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Five Years Later: Researchers say $25M grant has increased safety of U.S. beef

Testing and controlling for E. coli is much more advanced, says K-State’s Phebus MANHATTAN, Kan. – One of the lead researchers in a $25 million...

Recent Rains Trigger Mushroom Development

The frequent, heavy rains in certain areas of the state have resulted in the appearance of mushrooms in home lawns and landscape beds. Although...

Poison Ivy Identification and Control

​Learning to identify poison ivy is vital if you wish to avoid the rash that accompanies exposure.  Unfortunately, poison ivy can make identification difficult...

Flooding Damage

Waterlogged soils push out oxygen that roots need to survive. Every living cell in a plant must have oxygen or it dies. Some plants...

Blackspot of Roses

A common disease of roses is blackspot, a fungus disease that can cause defoliation of susceptible plants. Look for dark, circular lesions with feathery...

Fruit Sprays and Spray Water pH

The most common fungicide used in fruit tree sprays is captan. Unfortunately, this product is subject to alkaline hydrolysis. This is a process whereby...

Fruit: Be on the Lookout for Peach Leaf Curl and Plum Pocket

Peach leaf curl is a fungus disease that causes developing peach leaves to become puckered and distorted and show a reddish-green hue. A similar...

Turfgrass: Fertilize Irrigated Cool-Season Lawns in May

May is an excellent time to fertilize cool-season lawns such as tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass if they will be irrigated throughout the summer....

Video of the Week: Selecting the Best Transplant

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Extension Master Gardener Spring Garden Tour June 2, 3 & 4, 2017

Sponsored by Sedgwick County Extension Master Gardener Volunteers and K-State Research & Extension - Sedgwick County Calling all gardeners! From the novice to the seasoned...
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