Kansas News

Although the current risk of the virus spreading is low, K-State expert urges constant vigilance   MANHATTAN, Kan. – The discovery of avian influenza in a...

By Anne Pitts, CFCS, County Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Science March is National Nutrition Month; which means I will be talking a little bit...

By Hannah Anderson, County Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development St. Patrick’s day is coming up, which means that stores are full of green shamrock decorations,...

Prescribed Burning has long been used as a tool to control weeds & boost the value of land. Dusty Tacha, from the USDA, will talk...

It is that time of year again. It is time to replenish your breeding bulls. Selecting good bulls can really pay dividends with the...

MANHATTAN, Kan. — From workforce development to increased market access to research and development of new technologies and products, agriculture is primed for growth....

Talk to farmers, stockmen and ranchers – most will tell you how much they love their cows. Problem is, this humble and in most...

A curious spotlight is turning on the Kansas Peace Officers Association and the Kansas Sheriff’s Association in their opposition to legalizing industrial hemp in...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Board of Agriculture will meet at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 21. This is a regularly...

Thomas Mirenda, orchid collection specialist at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. will be speaking at Botanica in Wichita in conjunction with the Kansas...