While feeding, greenbugs inject salivary compounds that are very toxic to sorghum, destroying chlorophyll in the leaves. Refer to the link for resistant hybrids, seed treatments, and biological control

K-State will host the 26th annual Stocker Cattle Field Day on Sept. 25 in Manhattan. Registration is due by Sept. 11. #KSRe #ksleg

September is national fruit and veggies month, K-State food scientist Karen Blakeslee shares some tips for adding fruits and vegetables to your diet. #ksre #foodscience

Following recent reports across the country of individuals getting sick from raw milk, Kansas State University dairy specialist Mike Brouk encourages consumers to remember the risks associated with drinking raw milk. Link to the full story:

K-State researchers are reporting findings of a two-year study confirming that cover crops help to build healthier soils, reduce erosion and protect water supplies, among other benefits. #KSRE #ksleg

K-State horticulture expert recommends dividing peonies this fall to increase bloom production. #ksre #horticulture

K-State and Washburn law professor Roger McEowen says young families with children born between 2025-2028 have the opportunity to invest in a new savings account on today's episode of Agriculture Today.

In this week's Kansas Profile, the story of an Ark City couple who turned 80 acres of family land into an attraction that has drawn visitors from around the world. #KSRE #ksleg

On #AgToday: .• Trump Accounts.• Drones for Crop Scouting.• Limit-Feeding and Manure Scoring.

K-State weed specialist Sarah Lancaster discussed using techniques from a new publication to prevent atrazine runoff. #ksre #agriculture

On today's episode of Agriculture Today, K-State dairy cattle specialist, Mike Brouk, shares information from the Federal Milk Marketing Order about what farmers are paid for fluid milk versus what consumers pay.

As sheep producers begin preparing for lambing season, small-ruminant specialist Kelsey Bentley shares considerations they should keep in mind and resources available to help on Agriculture Today.

K-State's Testing Ag Performance Solutions program is inviting farmers, agribusiness professionals, students, and community members to join two evenings of research at the 2025 TAPS Twilight Tours in Garden City and Colby. For more information:

In this week's Cattle Chat, K-State's experts discuss key areas where cow-calf producers can reinvest to improve long-term profitability. #KSRE #ksleg

On #AgToday: .• Final Irrigation.• Armyworms.• Federal Milk Marketing Order Data.

K-State dairy specialist Mike Brouk reminds consumers of the risks associated with drinking raw milk. #ksre

Meet Dr. Megin Nichols, our speaker for this year’s Henry C. Gardiner Global Food Systems Lecture. Listen to Dr. Nichols speak on where animals, data, and decisions meet on Monday, October 6th at 7 p.m. in McCain Auditorium. For more information:

Retirement may follow in stages with some trickier than others, K-State expert gives some tips to those planning for retirement. #ksre

On #AgToday: .• Cattle Market Trends/NASS Report.• Lambing Publication.• Euglena.

The Sedgwick County Extension Master Gardener program is receiving international recognition for the project, 'How Trees Drink, Breathe and Grow.' #KSRE #ksleg