K-State Extension

No-till soybeans (K-State Research and Extension)
Central Region, Corn, Crops, Disease, Kansas, Soybeans

Soybean and corn growers urged to scout for disease threats after harvest

Kansas farmers wrapping up harvest season are being urged to stay alert to crop diseases that could impact next year’s soybean and corn yields. Read More

Woman cutting cheese while preparing meals in the kitchen. (iStock │ #2190404453 - urbazon)
Food Safety, Home and Family

Tips to make meal prepping work for every household

Canola blooming (K-State Research and Extension)
Central Region, Education, Kansas, Regional Roundup

Canola pre-plant meeting set for Aug. 26 near Hutchinson



Cow Camp 2025 offers hands-on workshops and development opportunities. (K-State Research and Extension news service)

Cow Camp 2025 prepares women to lead in cattle industry

  • By Kelsey Stremel │ K-State Research and Extension news service
Landlords and tenants need to have a realistic view of crop prices and input expenses based on a three- to- five-year projection on farm income. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

In current economic time landlords, tenants need to be realistic

Close up of a pink and white amaryllis flower. (Photo: iStock - TeleMakro Fotografie │ Ina Hensel)

Holiday blooms need to be planted soon

Schoolchildren students standing in line waiting for boarding school bus before starting new educational semester year after summer holidays. (iStock - Inside Creative House)

Stretching the dollar at back-to-school time

  • By Lisa Moser │ Kansas State University Research and Extension
Industry panel member Lynn Langvardt answers a a question during Cattle U 2023. (Journal photo by Kylene Scott.)

Cattle U 2024 promises to provide practical information to producers

Cows kept in a confined area year-round have higher labor and feed costs associated with this production system. (Photo courtesy of Kansas State University Research and Extension.)

Cattle Chat: Considerations for cows kept in confinement