Even before last week’s winter moisture, greenup of cool season forages (brome/fescue) had begun. As C3 grasses, they thrive...

Spring has traditionally been “burn season” in Kansas. If a spring prescribed fire is on your radar, plan now...

As I write this, temperatures are below freezing with snow on the ground. By the time you read this,...

Reminder: brome recovery discussion meetings will be Thursday, Feb. 24, in two locations across the Meadowlark Extension District. Session...

Last fall was beyond rough for many brome hay producers. Post-harvest armyworm pressure combined with dry weather prevented many...

Tis the season for cool season grass nitrogen (N) applications. As you make evaluations regarding nitrogen rate/product/timing to these...

Redoing a landscape? Whether it be landscape plants, turfgrass or even vegetable crops, sometimes a point in the right...

This is your friendly reminder of the March 15 deadline (don’t wait until the last minute – signatures may...

What’s your pre-harvest corn marketing plan look like for the 2022 crop? Every producer understands the value in a...

In our corn/soybean rotation budgets, nitrogen rates and the related costs are a big factor in whether the crop...

With many other invasive species, the focus of our summer weed control program (sericea lespedeza comes to mind), we...

Dandelions. One of the tell-tale signs in the lawn that spring has arrived. Problem is: it’s an unwanted sign....

Spring is pruning time. That’s the time of year when new growth stimulated by the pruning process will be...

Pine wilt Years of work to establish young pine trees, only to have them devastated by pine wilt has...

When a tree doesn’t perform up to expectations, it can sometimes be difficult to pin the issue on a...