Spiders For Halloween? Not Likely, Says K-State Entomologist
27 October 2026, Manhattan: They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky. And all together ooky… But, unlike the Addams Family
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Birth Of An Agricultural Education
07 October 2026, Kansas: Kansas State University veterinarians recently aired a long-running podcast at the Kansas State Fair Birthing Center, giving listeners
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Farmers Urged to Start Thinking About ARC, PLC Decisions
26 September 2026, Manhattan: Kansas farmers may have more time than they think to decide which federal farm program will provide
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Cattle Chat: The Economics Of Creep Feeding
19 August 2026, Manhattan: As the grazing season winds down toward fall, Kansas State University veterinarians say cattle producers may want to
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Water Conservation Efforts May Also Boost Mental Health, Says K-State Expert
18 August 2026, Manhattan: Kansas residents who shorten their showers or delay watering the lawn may be protecting more than the state’s
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Oregon Scrapie Case Reminds Kansas Producers That Animal ID Remains Critical
11 August 2026, Manhattan: A recent case of scrapie detected in an Oregon sheep has reset the nation’s timeline for eradicating the fatal
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Scouting Soybean Fields Now Can Prevent Costly Insect Damage, K-state Expert Says
11 August 2026, Manhattan: Kansas soybean growers should be paying close attention to their fields over the next several weeks as bean
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K-State Watershed Specialists, Livestock Experts Emphasize Importance Of Water Sources
05 August 2026, Manhattan: Water is likely the most important nutrient in raising livestock, and yet Kansas State University Extension cow-calf specialist
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K-State Plans Three Meetings To Outline Winter Canola Management
04 August 2026, Manhattan: Kansas and Oklahoma canola growers will have three opportunities in early August to learn how the crop fits
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K-State Wildlife Expert Shares Tips For Raccoon Control
19 July 2026, Manhattan: Raccoon populations in Kansas and the Great Plains have been increasing over the last 40 years. As they
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