Planning Your Garden: Now is the Time to Plant Spring Flowering Bulbs
“K-State’s Upham suggests planting bulbs in October to take root before winter”
2023 Medicare Open Enrollment Begins October 15
“Free Counseling Available from KDADS SHICK Program”
A Kansas Lawmaker Says This Foster Care Contractor has Made Too Many Mistakes to Continue
Topeka, KS — State Sen. Molly Baumgardner called on the Department for Children and Families on Tuesday to stop placing kids with one of its contractors and to claw back $12 million in tax dollars following several high-profile mistakes. She wants to end the private agency’s foster care contract. Cornerstones of Care is one of four […]
After Black Infant Mortality Surged in Kansas, Birth Workers Jumped into Action
“A 58% rise in Black infant mortality in Kansas in 2020 sent researchers and community groups searching for answers and solutions.”
Cattle Chat: Stocking the Animal Health Toolbox
“K-State beef cattle veterinarians talk about ways to keep diseases out of the herd”
Ready for Spring: Service Lawnmower Before Winter Hits
“K-State’s Upham shares maintenance tips to prepare a lawnmower for storage”
Plans for Unique Charging Station on FHSU Campus Moving Ahead
“When Eric Deneault, associate professor of applied technology, and former informatics assistant professor Dmitry Gimon began brainstorming five years ago about a collaborative project for FHSU, they were looking for a way to create cross-discipline synergies as well as a fun gathering place on campus.”
Clay Center’s Java Junkies T-Rex Race Donates to Two Clay Center Organizations
“Peerson says that the winner of the race, which just so happens to be Farm Bureau Financial Services with Justin Tadman’s T-Rex, which was ran by Jace Weller, got to decide where the money gets donated.”
As Private Investment in Kansas Tops $14B, Governor Laura Kelly Wraps Up Statewide Prosperity on the Plains Tour
“Kelly Administration Lands Eco Devo Projects in 80% of Kansas Counties”
OSU Extension Reduces Lab Testing Rates for Drought-Stricken Producers
“The drought, along with increases in other agricultural inputs required for successful farming and ranching, has led to producers spending more to keep their operations running.”