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Although urban soils often have different characteristics than soils used for production agriculture, they still provide many uses and benefits to urban dwellers. MANHATTAN,...

Though lettuce is most often planted directly from seed in late March to early April, it can be started from transplants. Transplants allow lettuce...

Though it is too early to plant asparagus, it is not too early to make plans and prepare soil. This crop is a perennial...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Judging from the surge and eventual disappearance of news stories about bedbugs a couple of years ago, the tiny creatures are...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – In theory, grain sorghum should yield just as much as corn in Kansas, given the same amount of fertilizer and with...

Building strength is a focus for Walk Kansas 2015 MANHATTAN, Kan. – Does the expression “strength training” conjure visions of hulky guys lifting weights or...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Cattle producers now have a new tool for identifying and managing beef cattle lameness with the Step-Up Management Program. Working with the...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University will host the 2015 K-State Sheep Producer Day on March 7, beginning with registration and an open house...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Bob Thaler, extension swine specialist at South Dakota State University, has been named the Kansas State University Department of Animal Sciences...

High school students can apply now for the Kansas State University Animal Sciences Leadership Academy’s 2015 class. MANHATTAN, Kan. – Students from across the country...