Join us October 12 for the Beef Cattle & Forage Field Day at the Southeast Research & Extension Center in Parsons, KS! The program runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with lunch included and will cover animal health, pasture soils, cattle nutrition, pasture weeds, and livestock mortality management. Register today!#kstateagronomy #cattle #forage
With recent sittings in Wilson Co. Here is what to do if you see feral pigs⬇️
Kansas has fewer feral pigs than it did 20-25 years ago and we're dedicated to keeping it that way! While not shooting them seems counterintuitive, KS is THE model of successful feral swine control.
Fall is a good time to get ahead of annual weeds. Learn which weeds to target with fall-applied herbicides and how residual and burndown options can improve control before spring. Read more: https://t.co/LaYO80j1Kf #kstateagronomy#weeds
Have Johnson Grass in a pasture and wondering if it's safe to graze now that it has rained? We have quick nitrate and prussic acid tests in our offices that we offer for free. Or we can help you send it in to find out exactly how much is present.
A producer set me this pic. Unfortunately, it looks like they have Blue-green Algae in their pond. Been getting more calls about Blue-green Algae concerns recently.
If you think you have Blue-green Algae in a pond you can send a water sample to the vet diagnostic lab.
Last month, I hosted Youth Tractor Safety Training. This training is for youth ages 7-18 and covers safety topics related to working on a farm/ranch. Demonstrations by Thomas Implement and Twin Valley Electric are always the highlight of the training!
Meet Adaven Rohling, Wildcat District Extension agent. In this county profile, Adaven highlights the district's incubator kit program. Each spring, she takes incubator kits to classrooms in the district to teach youth about hatching chicks. Learn more at https://t.co/saQnpT52Um
Cooler weather is here, but timing still matters! This week’s article covers key considerations for fall applications of anhydrous ammonia. Click on this link to learn more about why you should consider a fall application https://t.co/wVaaObINek #kstateagronomy#anhydrousammonia #nitrogen
Henbit is thriving across Kansas this fall, especially in harvested corn and soybean fields. Timely rains and warm soils have created ideal conditions. Learn why control still matters and how fall herbicide applications can help: https://t.co/OTVCK6Di6i #ksag@KStateWeedSci
On #AgToday:
• Fins, Fur and Feathers: Fish Parasites
• Potential Reasons for Cattle Pregnancy Loss
• Less Stress When Moving Calves
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K-State livestock expert Joel DeRouchey says taking simple steps before and after the fair can help keep your animals healthy. https://t.co/g7D1s9OgY2 #ksre#kansas4h
Mosquitoes can quickly become a nuisance when trying to enjoy a relaxing evening outside. But there are ways you can reduce the number of mosquitoes in your yard. Find out how to reduce the number of mosquitoes in your yard by visiting https://t.co/wnDIniz5De