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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Data And Drones Helping Farmers Squeeze More From Every Acre
15 July 2026, Manhattan: As Kansas wheat harvest wraps up, producers are leaving the field with something just as valuable as the
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Late Rains, Tight Windows Challenge Weed Control In Kansas Row Crops
14 July 2026, Manhattan: Heavy rains and fast-growing crops are tightening the window for effective herbicide applications in Kansas corn, grain sorghum
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Protecting Your Home From Wasps
03 July 2026, Manhattan: A common problem many homeowners encounter is wasps taking up residence outside their homes. Kansas State University entomologist
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TAR Spot Tops Kansas Corn Disease Concerns In Cool, Wet 2026 Season
01 July 2026, Manhattan: A cool, wet start to the 2026 growing season has pushed tar spot to the top of Kansas
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K-State Agricultural Economist Says SOil Health Practices May Go Hand-in-hand With Farm Profitability
16 June 2026, Bucyrus: As more Kansas farmers consider practices like no-till and cover crops, a common question remains: Do soil health
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It’s Fair Season: Keeping Animals Cool At County Shows
13 June 2026, Manhattan: It’s county fair season in Kansas, and while local events are a great way to enjoy the sun
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Simple Changes Make The Difference In Cooling Off Cattle
08 June 2026, Manhattan: Cattle incapable of relieving themselves of high temperatures experience heat stress. Humans alleviate overheating through sweating, but Kansas
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K-State Expert Says Drones Can Improve Crop Scouting, Reduce Labor
04 June 2026, Manhattan: Drones are becoming an increasingly important tool for farmers seeking to improve efficiency and crop management, according to
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Cattle Chat: Risk Management Strategies To Consider For Your Herd
28 May 2026, Manhattan: Record-high cattle prices may be creating optimism across the beef industry, but Kansas State University experts say the
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