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Oglala National Grassland🌾

📷: Justin Haag, Nebraskaland Magazine
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KCLY/KFRM Radio is needing to add an additional Farm Broadcaster at it’s studios in Clay Center, KS. An understanding of agriculture, good oral and writing skills, and good oral reading skills are needed. KFRM is a large regional farm talk radio station covering 149 counties in KS, OK, and NE.
Experience is not necessary but would be a considerable advantage. Wages are dependent on experience, skills, and abilities. Most work is 7 am to 5 pm Monday -Friday. Very little weekend work required. Some travel. Nights away from the home are likely less than 15.
Apply by emailing kbauer@kfrm.com KCLY/KFRM is an EEO Employer.
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Many people like the idea of a tidy lawn and quickly landscape after trees have dropped their brightly colored leaves or plants and flowers have wilted away for the season. It may look nice to have everything picked up, but for small creatures that live around your property, those piles of leaves, dead plant material, twigs and stems help keep them alive over the winter months.

Even the pickiest gardeners might want to change their gardening habits.

Read "Leave the Leaves This Fall": brnw.ch/21wOjel

📷&📝: Julie Geiser
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Happy Halloween, everyone!

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Keep your Halloween party from becoming a food safety nightmare with these tips!

🕷️ Use small platters to refrigerate and rotate food every 2 hours.
🕷️ Fill party tray lids with ice to keep snacks cool.
🕷️ Don’t leave perishable treats out for more than 2 hours.
🕷️ Cook dough and batters fully before tasting!
🕷️ Avoid unpasteurized juice or cider—they can carry harmful bacteria.
🕷️ Check treats before your little goblins dig in.

Make it a spook-tacular and safe celebration! Read more on food safety this Halloween here: kstate.ag/4ffK46C 👻 🎃
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Monarch butterflies are getting close to arriving at overwintering sites. Some butterflies fly as far as 3,000 miles on wings measuring just 3 to 4 inches!

📷 Mike Budd/USFWS
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Pumpkin pi!

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Build single board bat houses to celebrate #BatWeek!

Bat houses should be hung at least 10 feet, and preferably 15 feet above the ground. A warm east wall near vegetation and a water source is best for bats making the house their home. On an east wall, they'll receive morning sun and will also be shielded from the hot afternoon sun. Bat houses can also be placed on a pole, tree, or the side of a barn. The exact size and shape of the bat house is not that important except for the width of the opening which should not exceed one inch and ideally is only 3/4 of an inch. No chemically treated wood should be used to construct bat houses. Some lumber is treated with wood preservatives or insecticides which could be harmful to the bats. All inner surfaces of bat houses, regardless of the kind built, must be rough or horizontally grooved so the bats can get a firm foothold. If the wood is planed, you may wish to cut 1/16" horizontal grooves into the surface of the smooth side of each roosting partition at about ½-inch intervals. Any planed surface of wood on the roof, front, back and sides should be turned to the outside of the box. Once the house is up, if you're lucky, you may have bats within a few weeks, especially if the house is up in early spring.
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