Insight From Kansas Farm Bureau
It doesn’t feel like an election year with all that’s gone on in the world these past few months, but in Kansas, primary elections loom in August followed by November’s general contest.
Extension News & Insight
Anna Schremmer, K-State Research & Extension Family Consumer Science Agent for Phillips-Rooks District #5
“Thunder Makes the Noise but Lightning Does the W≠ork”, the song sung by Chad Brock speaks to the topic of today. Thunder is loud and sometimes very scary, but other than rattling the house, it is not dangerous. It’s the lightning that needs to be taken seriously as the “lightning does the work”.
Rachael Boyle, Phillips-Rooks District Extension Agent Agriculture and Natural Resources
It is time to look for bagworms. Although the cool weather this spring will slow development and consequently larvae hatching from eggs, bagworm caterpillars will eventually be present feeding on broadleaf and evergreen trees and shrubs.
Rachael Boyle, Phillips-Rooks District Extension Agent Agriculture and Natural Resources
Plants Slow to Leaf Out
Insight From Kansas Farm Bureau
Time in June
Rachael Boyle, Phillips-Rooks District Extension Agent Agriculture and Natural Resources
Three Steps for Choosing Potting Media for Outdoor Use
Anna Schremmer, K-State Research & Extension Family Consumer Science Agent for Phillips-Rooks District #5
Where is My Stimulus Check?
Rachael Boyle, Phillips-Rooks District Extension Agent Agriculture and Natural Resources
The mid-April freezing temperatures and dry conditions have left some wheat growers with relatively dim prospects for grain production for the summer harvest.
