K-State expert applauds allocation for state’s water projects
K-State expert applauds allocation for state’s water projects
K-State expert applauds allocation for state’s water projects
K-State expert urges landowners to watch for algae in ponds, protect aquatic life
Water Wise: Hays residents meeting challenges of water conservation, quality (k-state.edu)
Water conservation efforts also prove to be profitable, study shows (k-state.edu)
Water survey: Western Kansas farmers report care for business, communities (k-state.edu)
Water – The Most Important Nutrient | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter (osu.edu)
By Alisa Boswell-Gore STILLWATER, Okla. – One year into a five-year project to improve dam infrastructure, scientists from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and the Oklahoma Water Resources Center (OWRC) are adding some high-quality technology to their tool bag. Dams age and wear down over time just as buildings and roads do, and nearly 12,000 of the 22,000 dams in the U.S. are reaching the end of their planned life spans.…
Keep cattle hydrated and healthy - AgriLife Today (tamu.edu)
Video: Look for signs of blue-green algae in farm ponds (k-state.edu)
Meeting Water Needs of Cattle in the Feedlot | UNL Beef