Kansas News

  Released November 9, 2016, by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Broiler-Type Eggs Set in the...

  Adapted by Kim Leon, Ph.D., former State Specialist, Human Development and Family Studies, University of Missouri Extension Encouraging kindness is an important responsibility for all...

Are you thinking about your 2017 goals yet? It takes a lot of volunteer leaders to help the 4-H in different projects. While we have...

Horseradish is ready to dig after a hard freeze kills the foliage (usually November or December). The large roots can be harvested while smaller,...

On November 8, Kansas voters overwhelmingly supported a proposed amendment to the state’s constitution providing people the right to hunt, fish and trap. More...

K-State Research and Extension Over the next few weeks many homes in Kansas – especially in rural areas - will be invaded by an intruder....

Peas can be planted earlier in the spring than just about any other vegetable crop because they can grow well at a soil temperature...

Starting next year, producers may have access to several new crop cultivars with resistance to a wider range of herbicides than has been available...

For the second consecutive year, the tiny pest known as the oak leaf itch mite has driven many Kansans to rub and scratch for...

  Damaris Karanja, MA, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, St. Louis County, University of Missouri Extension As the holiday season approaches, many of us have holiday...