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The first map tracking Tar Spot in corn is out – and the growing season has begun with Northeast Kansas as the first confirmation of the year. K-State Research &

Summer grazing horz.jpg K-State beef cattle veterinarians relay how to

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K-State Research and Extension says poison hemlock appears each spring and is often confused with wild carrot.

Image Courtesy KSRE" /> Managing storm-damaged trees K-State expert says not all trees shou

Image Courtesy KSRE" /> Managing storm-damaged trees K-State expert says not all trees shou

Image Courtesy KSRE" /> Managing storm-damaged trees K-State expert says not all trees shou

K-State veterinarians offer recommendations about how to manage a bull if he doesn’t pass

written by: Monique Koerner - Family and Community Wellness Agent with K-State Research an

written by: Alicia Boor - Cottonwood Extension District May is Mental