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Horticulture News
All summer long you take care of your lawn and garden by mowing, weeding, raking and shoveling. Now it will soon be time to...
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Horticulture 2020 Newsletter – #43
Events
Virtual 70th Kansas Turfgrass Conference
The 70th Kansas Turfgrass Conference program is in place and will be held online over four days: December 7 to...
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Hot, dry, windy events are occurring in Western Kansas, west Texas more frequently
Study shows Dodge City, Kansas has most occurrences
MANHATTAN, Kan. – You don’t need to tell folks in western Kansas that it can get hot...
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Researchers study use of hay bales to prevent blue-green algae blooms
Researchers are studying the benefits of staking hay bales in Kansas waterways to prevent the growth of blue-green algae, bacteria often caused by high...
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KSRE – Kansas Forest Service
Think safety first when operating chainsaw, says forest official
Chaps, hard hat are among safety equipment
MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas Forest Service official advises homeowners...
Kansas Community News
KSRE – Farmers hoping for rain to nurture newly-planted crops
Farmers hoping for rain to nurture newly-planted crops
Short-term relief may be coming, but three-month outlook less promising
MANHATTAN, Kan. – It may sound like...
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KSRE – Plant hardy bulbs now to add spring color
Plant hardy bulbs now to add spring color
Tulips, daffodils and more should go in the ground by early November
MANHATTAN, Kan. – For gardeners who...
Agriculture
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Kansas Wheat and K-State Grain Science flour distribution
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Kansas Wheat
and K-State Grain Science flour distribution
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute
for...
