Oklahoma Experiences First West Nile Virus Case, and Death, of the Year
“First Human Case in 2022 Reported to OSDH”
How to Protect Growing Flowers from Budworms
“K-State horticulture expert gives tips on how to protect home garden buds from this pest”
Kansas Game Wardens Successfully Close Large Mule Deer Poaching Case
“Throughout the investigation, game wardens executed multiple physical and electronic search warrants and conducted many interviews, leading to the discovery of 25 deer – mostly mule deer – one antelope, eight turkeys and other wildlife that had been taken illegally.”
Independence Day: Keeping it Safe for Everyone with Simple Safety Tips
“After a couple of difficult years, many Kansans are looking forward to an Independence Day holiday full of friends, family, food and fireworks. Make sure your gatherings are safe for everyone by following some safety recommendations for fireworks and outdoor grills.”
Governor Declares Drought Emergency, Warnings and Watches for Kansas Counties
“The Governor’s Drought Response Team examines conditions; and recommends updates to the Governor”
Accessing Public Lands for Hunting, Fishing Just Got Easier
“We’re thrilled to offer an improved customer experience for our constituents, especially in advance of our fall seasons this year,” said Shanda Knapic, Chief of Licensing for KDWP. “Go Outdoors KS is a critical tool for hunters and anglers to safely, legally, and easily enjoy outdoor recreation in our state, and it can be accessed right from a smartphone or mobile device.”
Bats in the House
“K-State wildlife specialist discusses what to do when bats take up residence”
Forest Official Outlines Reasons for Toppled Trees
“High winds are not all to blame, says Rastok”
Public Health Advisories for Kansas Lakes Due to Blue-Green Algae
“ Suspected HAB-related health incidents, whether human or animal, regardless of season, should be reported at https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1163. “
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.”