Month: October 2024
Advancements in Hog Farming: Nutritional Strategies and Technology Boost Sow Milk Production and Piglet Growth
Modern hog farms feature climate-controlled farrowing houses where sows nurse larger litters, often 12 or more piglets. This increase in average litter size has heightened
Ensure a Safe and Fun Halloween: Tips from the American Red Cross for Trick-or-Treating Safety
Halloween is just around the corner, and children will soon be out in their neighborhoods for trick-or-treating. To help keep kids safe while enjoying the
Kansas Electioneering Laws: Prohibited Activities Near Polling Places to Ensure Unbiased Voting
Kansas electioneering laws restrict activities that might influence voters within and near polling places on election day. While polls are open, Kansas law bans efforts
Navigating Retirement: Embracing Freedom and Addressing the Anxiety of Life After Work
Retirement is something most look forward to, but along with the freedom and flexibility, there can also be anxiety. Erin Martinez, an extension specialist at
Experts Advise Against Leaving Plastic on Round Hay Bales
In a recent episode of Cattle Chat podcast, experts at Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle Institute tackled the question of whether or not it’s ok
Advance Voting in Riley County Continues This Week with Extended Hours
Riley County Riley County voters have more opportunities to cast their ballots early with longer polling hours this week. The Riley County Office Building will
KANcycle to Offer Free Rides during Mobility Week
Mobility Management for North Central Kansas In recognition of the 4th Annual Mobility Week, Kansas is highlighting diverse transportation options and encouraging accessible, sustainable mobility
Endow Waterville to Participate in “Forever for Kansas” Match Event starting November 1st
By: Ryan Duey Endow Waterville will once again partner with the Kansas Rural Communities Foundation (KRCF) of Wamego for the “Forever for Kansas” Match Event
Topeka Zoo Maintenance Supervisor Joins Restoration Efforts at WNC Nature Center Following Hurricane Helene Damage
The Topeka Zoo announced on its social media on Friday that its maintenance supervisor, Jason, made the trip to North Carolina to assist in efforts
Kansas Department of Health and Environment Launches $3 Million Funding Round for Drug Endangered Children Program
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has announced the second round of funding for the Drug Endangered Children in Kansas (DECK) program. Following