Garden Tips: June an Important Time for Potatoes, Tomatoes
“K-State horticulture expert shares important reminders for the home garden this season”
OSU on the Forefront of Developing Higher Quality Wheat
“At Oklahoma State University’s recent Lahoma Field Day, wheat genetics chair Brett Carver explains how OSU is on the verge of releasing new wheat varieties with higher gluten quality. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agricultural Communications Services)”
Cattle Chat: Feed Supplementation for Nursing Calves
“K-State beef cattle experts discuss the pros and cons of offering feed prior to weaning “
Recalled Cheese from Paris Brothers Delivered to Many States
“The following cheeses produced on May 4, 5, and 6, 2022 are the only products in the recall. Shipping cartons with the affected product will bear the lot codes of 05042022, 05052022, or 05062022. Individual retail outlets may have relabeled the individual consumer packages.”
Kansas Wins Prestigious Gold Shovel Award for Economic Development Excellence for Second Consecutive Year
“For the second year in a row, Kansas has been recognized as one of the nation’s leaders in job creation and business investment,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “There’s a reason why: Our track record of fully funding schools, investing in infrastructure, and expanding broadband access has resulted in more businesses choosing to call Kansas home.”
Successful Calving Begins Now with Sound Spring Breeding
“It’s always a good idea to do breeding soundness evaluations on bulls prior to breeding season,” Johnson said. “BSEs are a general rule of thumb and good management practice.”
Gardeners Enter Home Stretch on Onions, Tomatoes
“K-State horticulture expert shares tips for popular garden goodies”
Governor Laura Kelly Ceremonially Signs Bill Cutting Sales Taxes for Farmers and Ranchers Impacted by Four County Fire
“Legislation Also Gives Counties Ability to Provide Property Tax Relief After Disasters”
Hare-Raisers: Kansas Youth Bunny Up to 4-H Project
“Organizers say raising rabbits is ‘year-round project’”
Riley County Employees to Receive Mid-Year Pay Increase
“With this evaluation, we discovered the county rates of pay have crept below the 25th percentile for most positions,” said Human Resources Manager Elizabeth Ward.”