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Tall fescue considered the best grass for Kansas lawns

Though several cool-season grasses are grown in Kansas, tall fescue is considered the best adapted and is recommended for home lawns. The cultivar K-31...

Preserving saves garden bounty for a cold winter night

There’s nothing like a summer meal with vegetables fresh from the garden. “But when the vegetables are getting ripe faster than you can eat them,...

For seeding success, pay attention to “Other Crop” on the seed label

Fall planting time is close at hand, so it's time to talk about grass seed. Many people have the idea that all grass seed...

Fertilize your Kansas strawberries

An August application of nitrogen on spring-bearing strawberries is important in order to increase the number of strawberries produced next spring. Plenty of daylight...

Best shade grass for Kansas

“What’s the best shade grass for Kansas?” The answer is simple but requires explanation. Tall fescue is the best shade grass for Kansas. That...

Nebraska Forest Service and the Kansas Forest Service partner on “Environmentally Adapted Trees”

With disease, insect and climate threats mounting against our trees, the Nebraska Forest Service has partnered with the Kansas Forest Service on an initiative...

Prevent summer fish kills in your Kansas farm pond

Do you want to control the vegetation cover in your pond? Charlie Lee a wildlife specialist for K-State Research and Extension says now is...

Pesticide effectiveness at your Kansas home

We sometimes receive complaints from homeowners regarding the lack of effectiveness of various pesticides. There can be a number of reasons for this lack...

Tomato Tasting Winner!

By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture Mountain Magic - A "magical" moment occurred at the Harvey County Fair. The biggest tomato isn´t always the best!...

Two generations of elm leaf beetles in Kansas

There are normally two generations of this insect in Kansas with this being the second generation. All species of elms are attacked, but Siberian...
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