I guess 2020 is the year of viruses. Unfortunately, Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) has made its way to Kansas. This...

With everything else we need to think about, here’s one more. When the pandemic shut down happened, people stayed...

I recently did a farm visit for some new residents that are new to the country life. They had...

June is Dairy Month. I’ve celebrated by making two batches of homemade ice cream! National Milk Month was established...

The flies of summer. I’ve been battling flies ever since we raised hogs. I cannot go to bed at...

It’s that time of year, time to make hay while the sun shines! Hopefully, we will have some nice...

I’ve been working with Kansas Dept. of Health Environment, the Bureau of Water, the KSU Vet Diagnostic Lab and...

So, my obsession with blue/green algae has led me to understand the frustrations the expert doctors and scientists must...

Are you a farmer or rancher whose operation has been directly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic? The Coronavirus Food...

Never did I ever think 2020 would turn out to be such a nightmare. Never did I ever think...

This article is too good; I just had to share it with you. Keith Harmoney is a Range Scientist...

Sometimes in farm and ranch life, you need a rain day. A day when you are forced to catch...

I heard a speaker say, “The only person that likes change, is a baby with a wet diaper.” Funny,...

Back in BC – before Corona, I was busy making plans for our summer Range and Pasture programs. That...

It’s time to start thinking about getting cattle out to grass. First off, it’s time to do a breeding...