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Tackling global food security
Two new innovation labs at K-State, funded by the U.S. Department of State, will advance global food security through initiatives focused on cereal grains and...
Eavesdropping on hidden bugs
Some crop pests are nearly impossible to see — but they may still be making noise. Research led by entomology graduate student Emily Sur is testing a new...
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Tackling global food security
Oct. 15, 2026Two new innovation labs at K-State, funded by the U.S. Department of State, will advance global food security through initiatives focused on cereal grains and...
Spanish in action
Oct. 12, 2026K-State students combined Spanish-language immersion with hands-on research during a summer study-abroad program in Spain, connecting their academic interests...
New extension and engagement certificates expand professional development opportunities for K-State students
Oct. 9, 2026K-State's Department of Communications and Agricultural Education is offering new certificates for spring 2027, expanding opportunities for students to gain...
K-State expands regenerative agriculture impact
Oct. 6, 2026K-State research partnerships with King Arthur Baking and 1% for the Planet are helping advance regenerative agriculture research and practices.
Beyond stone and steel
Oct. 2, 2026The Western Star Global Grain and Food Center is more than just a new K-State building — it’s a reflection of the many people, partnerships and Kansas connections...
Skills on the range
Sept. 30, 2026At Rannells Ranch, K-State students are trading slides and textbooks for the Flint Hills, building the skills to identify grasses, assess rangeland and make...
Capturing change in the Flint Hills
Sept. 25, 2026Katie Starzec's time-lapse camera project at Rannells Ranch is documenting prescribed fire, grazing and grassland change across the Flint Hills, revealing processes...
Eavesdropping on hidden bugs
Sept. 24, 2026Some crop pests are nearly impossible to see — but they may still be making noise. Research led by entomology graduate student Emily Sur is testing a new...
A sweet return
Sept. 21, 2026The ice cream is returning, but that's just the beginning: a revamped Call Hall dairy plant and the new 1863 Marketplace are building on legacy and creating...
Global shortages largely to blame for higher diesel prices, says K-State economist
Sept. 21, 2026Diesel prices are surging — and K-State agricultural economist Gregg Ibendahl says the squeeze could last much longer than farmers and consumers might expect
