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Time to Plant Potatoes in Kansas

Thursday, March 5

K-State horticulture expert shares tips for successful crop MANHATTAN, Kan. (extension.k-state.edu) — For Kansas gardeners, St. Patrick’s Day means something much more than donning a favorite green outfit and heading to local celebrations. Traditionally, the Irish holiday signals the date for planting potatoes. “Actually, anytime from... Read More.

Spring Break Activities at FHSU Kansas Wetlands Education Center

Wednesday, March 4

HAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State University’s Kansas Wetlands Education Center (KWEC) will host a variety of free daily hands-on activities each afternoon of Spring Break, March 16-20, providing a chance for people to get out and explore the diversity of the wetlands. A different... Read More.

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Lance Stafford, Musician

Wednesday, March 4

March 4, 2026 (k-state.edu) — Let’s go to Pennsylvania. A band is setting up for their show, as part of a tour that has taken them halfway across the continent from Kansas. Last week we learned about Layne Stafford. In addition to being a... Read More.

In the Garden: Make a Plan for Preserving Foods before You Plant this Spring

Wednesday, March 4

K-State food scientist shares resources to estimate garden yields MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — There are numerous options for gardeners to consider when planting fruits and vegetables in their spring gardens. But Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee suggests making a plan prior to planting... Read More.

VFW Department of Kansas Recognizes March as Women’s Military History Month

Tuesday, March 3

KANSAS (March 3, 2026) — The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Department of Kansas joins the nation in recognizing March as Women's Military History Month, honoring the service, sacrifice, and leadership of women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Women have played... Read More.

Managing Cattle Nutrition During Pasture Recovery

Tuesday, March 3

K-State beef cattle expert outlines how to use donated hay wisely and protect cow body condition after a wildfire event MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — Persistent drought has already tested ranchers across western Kansas this winter — and now, prairie fires have added another layer... Read More.

Cattle Chat: What Goes into Your Vet School Application

Tuesday, March 3

K-State beef cattle experts highlight what makes students stand out when applying for vet school MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — Experts from the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute recently provided insight into the veterinary school application process during an episode of the BCI... Read More.

KDOT Bridge Replacement Project in Rush Center Begins This Month

Monday, March 2

RUSH CENTER, Kan. - The Kansas Department of Transportation plans to begin a bridge replacement project on U.S. 183 just south of the K-96 junction in Rush Center on Monday, March 16, conditions permitting. Work will occur Monday through Friday during daylight hours. One lane... Read More.

Small Batches, Big Ambitions: The Kansas Community Food Systems Team Strengthens the State’s Next Generation of Food Entrepreneurs

Friday, February 27

MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — Rebecca Popp's bakery began with a neighbor, local grain and a recipe worth sharing. But it didn't take long before her sourdough drew a steady line of customers — and bigger questions about how to keep growing. Like many other... Read More.

Legacy in the Field: Musil Family Gift Advances Kansas Wheat Research

Thursday, February 26

The steady rhythm of wheat harvest defined much of Lee Musil’s life. Now, that lifelong commitment to agriculture will continue strengthening Kansas wheat research for generations to come. Long-time supporters of wheat research, Lee and Carolyn Musil have made the first legacy gift realized by... Read More.

Six Kansas Couples Named Master Farm Families

Wednesday, February 25

Families will be honored during banquet in Manhattan on March 13 MANHATTAN, Kan. — Six couples will be honored on March 13 as the 2026 class of Kansas Master Farm Families in recognition of their leadership in agriculture, environmental stewardship and service to their communities. The... Read More.

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Layne Stafford, Murals

Wednesday, February 25

This artist needs to think big. That’s because his proverbial canvas isn’t just a small square on an easel, it might be the side of a building. Today we’ll meet a rural Kansas man who is creating murals for communities across Kansas and beyond. Layne Stafford... Read More.

Time to Plant Potatoes in Kansas

Spring Break Activities at FHSU Kansas Wetlands Education Center

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Lance Stafford, Musician

In the Garden: Make a Plan for Preserving Foods before You Plant this Spring

VFW Department of Kansas Recognizes March as Women’s Military History Month

Managing Cattle Nutrition During Pasture Recovery

Cattle Chat: What Goes into Your Vet School Application

KDOT Bridge Replacement Project in Rush Center Begins This Month

Small Batches, Big Ambitions: The Kansas Community Food Systems Team Strengthens the State’s Next Generation of Food Entrepreneurs

Legacy in the Field: Musil Family Gift Advances Kansas Wheat Research

Six Kansas Couples Named Master Farm Families

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Layne Stafford, Murals

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