Horticulture
Fertilize Spring-flowering Bulbs
October is the month that existing beds of spring-flowering bulbs such as daffodils and tulips are fertilized. If bulbs have been fertilized in the...
Agriculture
Winning at Weaning program is set for Oct. 18
This year’s calf crops survived chilly winter mornings. They have grazed the lush spring growth and dodged thunderstorms. All summer they have grown strong...
Horticulture
Kansas Forest Service seedlings available now
This fall, the Conservation Tree Planting Program of the Kansas Forest Service is offering containerized seedling trees for sale through Oct. 14. Fall is...
Health
Enjoy the benefits of coffee
Melissa Bess, former Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, Camden County, University of Missouri Extension
Many people like to start the day with a fresh cup...
Outdoors
Find Yourself On a Fall Turkey Hunt
Spring turkey season in Kansas is hugely popular given the seasonably comfortable temperatures and flurry of breeding activity taking place, but the little known...
Home Economics
Saving and investing go hand in hand
Story source: Robert Weagley, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chair Emeritus, Personal Financial Planning, University of Missouri; Written by: Debbie Johnson, Communications Associate, University of...
Horticulture
Fall Armyworms on Turf
Though we had some fall armyworms last year, the last time we had a significant outbreak on turf was August, 2000. Armyworms are so-called...
Home Economics
Everyone benefits from family meals
Adapted from articles written by Lynda Johnson & Tammy Roberts, Nutrition and Health Education Specialists, University of Missouri Extension
Following more than 10 years of...
