Pat Melgares

Planning for and starting vegetable and flower transplants can make January a much more interesting time of year for gardeners. (Photo courtesy of Kansas State University Research and Extension.)
Horticulture

January provides opportunity to start vegetables, flowers indoors

In case cabin fever has Kansas gardeners longing for warmer days, there’s good news: January marks an early opportunity to get some vegetables and flowers started. Read More

Farm finance records (Courtesy photo)
Central Region, Kansas, Regional Roundup

K-State releases newest Finances and the Farm online course  

Wheat. (Photo by Kay Ledbetter, Texas A&M AgriLife.)
Ag News, Crops, Wheat

K-State researchers lower gluten content, maintain dough quality in bread wheat 



Firewood stack in front of stove. (Photo: iStock - Bastian Weltjen)

K-State horticulture expert gives tips for choosing wood

Kansas State University floral design instructor Irina Sheshukova (right) hands two carnations to a college student during the 2023 National Petal it Forward day Oct. 18. (Photo courtesy of K-State Research and Extension.)

Spreading cheer: K-State prof encourages happiness with flowers  

Wooden basket full of fresh, organic vegetables. (iStock - Brzozowska)

K-State to offer training on safety of acidified foods