Jay Harris, chair of the Joint Council of Extension Professionals, and Gregg Hadley, assistant vice president and K-State Extension director, follow up with a report from their joint annual meeting. Today's article focuses on Elevating Extension, Rock Springs Ranch, and the organization's recent presentation to the State Finance Council. Read the full story
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We are still seeking sign-ups for this year’s Kansas State Fair booth September 11-20. Please consider signing up if you have not done so already. Gift cards redeemable in the K-State Extension bookstore are available to those who volunteer to help.
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Tuition Assistance is available for K-State full-time benefits-eligible employees and their spouse/dependents for classes taken through Kansas State University.
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Join the Community Food Systems team for our quarterly local food town hall on July 29 at 11 a.m. on Zoom. A strong and resilient local food system requires partnership and collaboration between many different people and entities.
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Thomas County extension agent Helen Geifer gives a light-hearted look at what she’s learned in her first two years on the job -- from publications, programs, and people. One of the most important things she says she’s learned is not to take frustrating encounters too seriously. Sometimes, you’ve just got to have a good laugh!
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K-State's Deepak Joshi says farmers are leaving summer harvest with something just as valuable as the grain in their trucks: Data that can drive smarter decisions for years to come.
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| This week, the Shout Out is from Shad Marston, McPherson County agriculture and natural resources agent, and is sent for AJ Tarpoff, K-State Extension veterinarian.
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