The Kansas Chamber Releases 2022 Capitol Gains Report
“Annual report highlights recent legislative successes.”
Video: Late Season Planting of Corn, Soybeans
“In many situations, when we shorten the season, these plants will have less chance to grow branches,” Ciampitti said. “And we want to make sure we put more plants so we close the canopy, intercept more light, and yield more.”
How Satellite-Guided Cows Might Save the Kansas Prairie and Make Ranchers More Money
“Prairie wildlife needs a patchy landscape, in which different areas bear the marks of varying degrees of grazing. Scientists have a plan to achieve that.”
Use Caution with Poison Hemlock, Ivy and Oak
“Poison hemlock is toxic to many different livestock species. In fact, some livestock and wildlife that consume this plant can die within 20 minutes,” Goodman said. “It doesn’t take very much to harm livestock and wildlife. Less than 500 grams can kill an animal. It’s also very toxic for humans. Simply touching the plant can make you sick.”
K-State Expert: Be on the Lookout for Weather-Related Scams
“Cleanup, repair offers may be too good to be true, says Kiss”
Grocery Bill High? K-State Expert Shares Tips on Cutting Costs
“Inflation has hit American’s dinner table and it’s been painfully obvious on food eaten at home where consumers paid 11.9% more in May 2022 compared to May 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.”
Veterinary Health Center Team Vaccinates Animals for COVID-19 at Manhattan’s Sunset Zoo
“The vaccine we are using is produced by Zoetis,” said Gardhouse, who is also a clinician in the Veterinary Health Center at K-State.”
Tips on Keeping Cattle Feeding Areas Clean
“DeRouchey said cleaning pens after the winter and spring months is important even during the busy summertime, especially if the area is used for continuous feeding.”
Representative Mann and Senator Moran Urge the Department of Commerce to Suspend Duties on Nitrogen Fertilizers
“The Department’s decision to exercise its discretion to increase the producer/exporter’s cost of production, and thus its dumping margin, has effectively shut down all imports of [urea ammonium nitrate] UAN from Trinidad and Tobago at a time when U.S. fertilizer prices are at all-time highs,” the members wrote.”
Start Looking for Bagworms Now
“K-State horticulture expert says that now is a good time to spray for bagworms “