Jay Harris, chair of the Joint Council of Extension Professionals, and Gregg Hadley, assistant vice president and K-State Extension director, outline key topics discussed during their joint annual meeting.
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K-State Extension agents are encouraged to register youth in the 2027 4-H Wheat Variety Plot program.
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A number of personnel changes occurred in June.
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Scholarships are still available for select 2026 Kansas Leadership Center trainings, and community partners may also apply for support to participate in the KLC Leadership Path. K-State Extension employees are encouraged to complete a quick survey to help shape future leadership development opportunities across the system.
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Kansas animal health officials and scientists are stressing that a current outbreak of New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite affecting livestock and other animals, does not pose a food safety concern for consumers.
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This week, the Shout Out is from Alicia Bruster, Sedgwick County EFNEP Agent and is sent for Lacey Grunden, Sedgwick County Nutritional Assistant.
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The Kansas 4-H Wheat Expo is set for Aug. 4 in El Dorado. Registration is due by July 15.
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This week’s updated publications include three new 4-H project guides.
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