| K-State Extension agriculture and natural resources agent Shad Marston pauses to remind extension colleagues that our work across the state in February has built momentum for the year to serve families, youth and producers.
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Rock Springs Ranch will directly handle accommodation requests for 4-H Camp.
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K-State employees are encouraged to submit a nomination for local fire departments to receive a grain bin rescue tube and hands-on training.
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4-H and FFA members across the state are invited to participate in what promises to be an outstanding judging day, NW 4-H Super Saturday, which will be held at Fort Hays State University in Hays on March 21. You can judge as an individual or as a team of three or four.
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KAE4-HA invites all professionals working with 4-H Youth Development programs to attend the KAE4-HA spring meeting and Youth Development Conference, titled Nourish to Flourish – Growing 4-H Professionals, April 7 – 9 in Wichita.
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Registration opened March 1 for the 2026 Walk Kansas program, an eight-week initiative offered by K-State Extension designed to help participants build healthier habits through physical activity, nutrition and overall wellness.
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| This week’s Shout Out is from Amanda Lindahl, Chisholm Trail family and consumer sciences agent, for Sharolyn Flaming Jackson, family and consumer sciences specialist.
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This week’s updates include a new 4-H publication about the robotics project and an updated dairy cattle project publication.
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Register now to attend the K-State Extension agent food preservation training, April 28-30 in Abilene.
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A number of personnel changes occurred in February.
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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.
From urban, metro, suburban, rural and frontier locations, Extension works in partnership with communities to deliver meaningful, timely relevant programs and initiatives for health and well-being. The following resources help us improve well-being and achieve national Healthy People 2030 objectives.
This week's resources include important guidance regarding early childhood housing, managing diabetes, and coping with chemo.
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