Month: March 2022
Study Places Value on Differences in Growth and Economics Between Barrows, Gilts
Manhattan, Kan. — A Kansas State University post-doctoral student has taken a detailed look at how pigs are fed and managed in the United States
KDWP Cautions Light Goose Hunters to Be Vigilant as Avian Flu Cases Rise
Kansas City, Kan. — Domestic poultry flocks in the Sunflower State are at increased risk of contracting Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, or HPAI – a
Governor Laura Kelly Prioritizes Affordable Housing in Budget Amendments
Topeka, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced an additional $50 million for affordable housing through a Governor’s Budget Amendment released on Tuesday. “Kansas is seeing
Traveling Vape Exhibit Makes Appearance in Topeka
Topeka, Kan. — Kauffman Museum’s traveling exhibit, Vapes: Marketing an Addiction, made a stop during its 2022 statewide tour at the Take Down Tobacco Day
Fire Resolutions for Clay County Residents
Clay Center, KS- The Board of County Commissioners of Clay County want to let residents know about the latest fire resolutions. Anyone who intends to
Cattle Chat: Researchers Test Industrial Hemp as a Potential Feed Source for Cattle
Manhattan, Kan. — As the movement to legalize marijuana across the country expands, many are left with confusion about the hemp plant that it comes
Kansas Wants More Black Foster Parents to Better Match Families with Kids in Crisis
Manhattan, Kan. — Tara Coleman grew accustomed to being the only person of color at classes for licensed foster parents. “Maybe there’s one other person
After Losing Everything, Support Comes from All Directions for 18-Year-Old from Concordia
Concordia, Kan. — An 18-year-old from Concordia is feeling the full support of the communities she’s part of after a fire destroyed everything she owned
Kansas 4-H to Launch Ag Innovators Experience to State’s Youth
Manhattan, Kan. — Kansas youth are getting a head start toward new innovations in agriculture thanks to a program now underway through the state’s 4-H
Bonnie Steffen-Obituary
Bonnie (Sanders) Steffen died at the age of 102 on March 10, 2022 at Clay County Hospital. She was born on October 13, 1919 and