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When stress is not normal

University of Missouri -
November 5, 2014 is National Stress Awareness Day Mary Gosche, Human Development Specialist, Cape Girardeau County and Southeast Region, University of Missouri Extension Everyone has stress...
Horticulture

Keep compost pile moist

K-State -
This is the time of year when there are lots of materials available to compost. Remember that the compost needs to be kept moist so...
Horticulture

Draining hoses and irrigation lines

K-State -
Hoses and shallow irrigation lines may be damaged over the winter if water is not drained. If there is a main shut-off valve for the...
Home Economics

Roastng pumpkin seeds

K-State -
Now that Halloween is past you may be wondering what to do with the pumpkins that were used to decorate for the holiday. Consider roasting...
Horticulture

Winterizing roses

K-State -
Though most shrub roses are hardy in Kansas, other types of roses can be more tender. For example, the hybrid teas have certain species in...
Home Economics

Carbon monoxide dectectors should be replaced every five years

University of Missouri -
Eileen Yager, Communications Officer, Extension & Ag Information, University of Missouri Homeowners may be surprised to learn that they need to replace the carbon monoxide...
Kansas News

Thomas K. Reed Memorial Ranch Rodeo Champions

Frank Buchman -
The Chase County Lonesome Pine Ranch team of Frank Coirier, Jess Coirier, Chris Potter, Troy Higgs and Bud Higgs won the annual Thomas K....
Agriculture

Legal issues, family dynamics are part of upcoming farm succession conferences

K-State -
Five conferences are planned in Kansas communities in early 2015. MANHATTAN, Kan. – Dennis Metz admits it. He was resistant to some of the changes...
Agriculture

ATTRA pub helps orchards weather harsh conditions

Editor -
Wheat or corn growers can decide from year to year whether to plant a little late or plant a little early or plant a...
News Events

Lady Cougar basketball bounces back to earn first victory of the season

Editor -
Bouncing back from a season opening loss, the Barton Community College women's basketball team led throughout Saturday's contest to win 68-58 over North Central...
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