April  07, 2026 

Extension's impact is truly extraordinary, and we need to shout it from the rooftops. All local-level extension professionals are encouraged to take this short survey.

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Remote Work Wednesday will be on April 8 at 12 noon with Devi Rathod, engineer with Ultra Electronics.  She will share “Hybrid Work:  Is It For Me?”

Thanks to generous donors, the Kansas 4-H Foundation has funds available to support Kansas resource families and the children in their care who are current members or prospective members of 4-H.

Sign up now to receive the Beef Cattle Institute’s weekly e-newsletter, which provides practical beef cattle health, nutrition and economics information shared by a team of K-State experts.

Thinking about retirement? K-State Human Resources' Retirement Ready Workshop will help you get your plans in order.

In Hays, Karissa Frasier and Monique Koerner highlight the unique relationship of community health worker and extension professional. Together, they're helping to improve the health of local citizens.

This week, the Shout Out is from Amber Sharpe, Pottawatomie County 4-H Youth Development Agent, and is sent for Kate West, Pottawatomie County Program Assistant.

Registration for the 2026 Discovery Days is now open.  Check out Kansas 4-H's Discovery Days Webpage for all the information.  There are a few exciting changes for this year.  We can't wait!

Whether it’s how to handle raw meat products or how to work with food processing authorities, this week’s publications share safety procedures to ensure health and safety.

America’s Health Ranking Kansas Summary Report for 2025, lists Kansas as number 27 of the 50 states in overall health of its residents. Let’s all pull together to raise that ranking! K-State Extension is working with others to improve everyone’s health.

This week, learn about cancer data sources, child abuse prevention and strategies to address climate anxiety.

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