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The associate director of Extension at K-State, Daryl Buchholz, previews the 2009 Research and Extension Conference taking place this week on the campus, and what county Extension agents will be hearing about during that conference, including a new initiative at the federal level to improve resources available to research and extension activities at land-grant universities across the nation.

10/18/2009

Public Invited to K-State Research and Extension Food and Agriculture Biosecurity Session Oct. 20
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University will host Food and Agriculture Biosecurity presentations Oct. 20 at the K-State Union’s Forum Hall. The session, which is open to the public, will be from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The presentations are part of the K-State Research and Extension Annual Conference.
10/8/2009

Kansas Universities to Share in $20 Million NSF Grant Awarded to EPSCoR for Climate Change, Renewable Energy Research
A $20 million National Science Foundation grant will further establish Kansas as an internationally recognized leader in global climate change and renewable energy research – and will let a Nobel-Prize winning K-State scientist continue his work on the effects of climate change.

10/6/2009

K-State’s Lindquist Receives National Recognition
James L. Lindquist, assistant extension director of field operations, Kansas State University Research and Extension, was named the 2009 Distinguished Ruby Recipient at the Epsilon Sigma Phi National Conference in Fargo N.D.
10/1/2009

Laib to Join Staff of K-State Research and Extension Shawnee County Office

MANHATTAN, Kan. - Sarah Laib will join the staff of the K-State Research and Extension Shawnee County office as a 4-H youth development agent, effective Jan. 25.

1/21/2009