Cattle Chat: Reasons to Test Hay for Quality
By Lisa Moser, K-State Research and Extension news service Manhattan, KS — For the health-conscious consumer, time spent reading the nutrient profiles of food packages is an important strategy to maintain a well-balanced diet. In much the same way, beef producers who know the nutrient profile of the hay they are feeding their […]
Keep an Eye Out for Algae Overgrowth in Ponds This Summer
By Alisa Boswell-Gore Stillwater, OK – Most Oklahoma ponds are green thanks to algae that forms on the water, but just like anything else, too much algae can be a bad thing. Algae is a normal occurrence in ponds unless it becomes too thick. That’s when pond owners are in danger of the […]
4-H Roundup: Steadfast in Tradition While Offering New Opportunities
Stillwater, OK. – State 4-H Roundup has long been steeped in tradition for the delegates who make their way to Oklahoma State University for the three-day event. For more than a century, club members have been attending workshops, campaigning for state office and recognizing the achievements of their peers. While tradition is important, the 101st […]
White Specks May be Indication of Pine Needle Pest
By Taylor Jamison, K-State Research and Extension news service Manhattan, KS – White specks on pine needles may appear inconspicuous, but are actually a type of pest called scales, said Kansas State University horticulture expert Ward Upham. “Pine needle scale is an armored scale that is found across the United States but especially […]
Governor Laura Kelly Announces Funding for Murals in 14 Rural Communities
Topeka, KS – Governor Laura Kelly today announced 14 communities will receive funding through the Office of Rural Prosperity’s Rural Mural and Public Art grant program. The $90,000 in grants enables communities with fewer than 10,000 residents to create new murals and public art projects that will beautify community gathering spaces and serve as new […]
OSU Scientists Revolutionizing Legume Genetic Research
“Over the last 16 years, we have distributed more than 15,000 lines of this collection to scientists at more than 150 research organizations in about 28 countries,” Wen said. “It increases OSU’s impact reach because people now acknowledge they received that material from the university.”
Rep. Mann Reacts to USITC Ruling on Fertilizer Imports from Trinidad and Tobago
“Today, the U.S. International Trade Commission rejected imposing final duties on urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) in its determination that anti-dumping activity surrounding UAN fertilizers in Trinidad and Tobago did not harm the U.S. fertilizer industry.”
K-State Horticulture Expert Outlines Plan for Conserving Water in the Home Landscape
“Patton says homeowners should aim for one inch of water per week “
Kansas Communities Receive Grants from PRIDE Program
“Funds will support ‘hard work’ by volunteers in several Kansas towns, officials say”
Application Period Open for Fall, Winter Special Hunting Opportunities
“Hunters have the option to apply in four categories, including youth, mentor, disabled, and open hunts.”