At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people practiced social distancing and increased sanitation to keep the sickness from spreading to others. Some of those same human biosecurity practices can also be incorporated into an animal health plan, according to Kansas State University beef cattle veterinarians.
The Environmental Protection Agency has required each state to update their certification and training plans, which outline private and commercial pesticide certification in the state. With this, producers that have a pesticide license need to be aware of some upcoming changes to the private applicator certification and testing that is conducted, especially at the Extension office.
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“Bring back the wave.” That may sound like a line from a 1960s Beach Boys song, but it is actually a phrase with much deeper meaning. It serves as a reminder to avoid a genuine tragedy, such as what happened more than three years ago to a rural family.
Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas hosted its annual awards luncheon in Hays on October 22nd. Awards were given throughout the afternoon to staff, persons served, and community members.
Fort Hays State University’s Math and Computer Science departments hosted the annual Math Relays on Nov. 13 in the Memorial Union.
In an article recently published in Wealth Management, rankings of the eight colleges with the best financial planning programs in the U.S. were released.
Following discussion, Ellis County Commissioners voted unanimously on Nov. 18, 2024, to purchase a 2025 Polaris Ranger XP NorthStar from BOS Motorsports, LLC to replace the 2021 model damaged in an accident earlier this month.
Water Conservation Specialist Holly Dickman shared a number of ways residents can stay “water smart” throughout the holidays at the Nov. 19, 2024 Hays City Press Briefing.
At 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov.