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Family Heritage Gardening

Thank you all for allowing me to be on a hiatus for the last 6 months or so. I’ve been busy doing a little...

Power Tool Fuel Facts

(NAPS)—When it comes to making the lawn mower, string trimmer and other gas-powered outdoor equipment start easily and run smoothly, the most important factor...

Rabbits in the Garden

Rabbits in gardens are a perennial problem because of the wide variety of plants they can feed on. This time of year, they gravitate...

Protecting New Vegetable Transplants from the Wind

New transplants, even those hardened off in a cold frame, may need protection from strong winds when set out. Wooden shingles placed to block...

Peaches and Apricots

Many parts of Kansas will have a peach and apricot crop that wasn’t badly hurt by late frosts. To take advantage of this good...

Galls

By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture Have you ever seen hackberry nipple gall or oak leaf vein gall.  I have been seeing many samples...

Secretary Vilsack Kicks off USDA Farmers Market for 20th Season

Administrator Anne Alonzo Welcomes New Vendors, Announces Night Market WASHINGTON — Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack opened the 20th season of the USDA Farmers Market with...

Asparagus Beetles

Asparagus is doing well but be on the lookout for asparagus beetles. Both the adult and larvae of asparagus beetles feed on asparagus spears...

Field Bindweed Control

Field bindweed is difficult to control, especially for homeowners, but there are options. Home Vegetable Gardens: Weed control requires taking the treated portion of the...

Weather and Climate—What’s the Difference?

The Kansas assistant state climatologist weighs in with a new publication. MANHATTAN, Kan. – Weather and climate are often viewed as synonyms. Climate change is...
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