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Understanding Growing Degree Days
by Aleksey Y. Sheshukov et al.
MF3740
Temperature is a major environmental driver for nearly all aspects of crop growth and development. Understanding crop temperature requirements and managing the impacts of temperature limits is crucial for optimizing crop productivity and resilience to climate variability. 8 pages, color.
Published Date: Jun 2026
Fertilizer Sources: Nutrients Needed by Plants
by Tina Sullivan et al.
MF3713
Publication describes the chemical nutrients needed by plants, including details about fertilizer sources and chemical formulas. Color, 2 pages.
Published Date: Apr 2026
Soil Testing Laboratory
MF734
This brochure explains what soil tests are available and how to submit a sample to the K-State Soil Testing Laboratory. Full-color brochure.
Limited print quantities currently available, please limit your order to 5 or less copies per office.
Revision Date: Jun 2016
Cover Crops for Protecting Water Quality
by Megan Bourns et al.
MF3686
The publication outlines the ability of cover crops to improve water quality by reducing soil erosion and nutrient runoff, among other benefits. Color, four pages.
Published Date: Jan 2026
Swahili: Understanding Fertilizers and Their Risks
by Sagar Pokhrel Katelynn Stull Manreet Bhullar
MF3721SW
Translated into Swahili. This poster explains risks and best management practices related to using fertilizers from animal sources (such as compost, manure, blood meal, etc.). 11 x 17" color poster.
Published Date: Nov 2025
Kirundi: Understanding Fertilizers and Their Risks
by Sagar Pokhrel Katelynn Stull Manreet Bhullar
MF3721RN
Translated into Kirundi. This poster explains risks and best management practices related to using fertilizers from animal sources (such as compost, manure, blood meal, etc.). 11 x 17" color poster.
Published Date: Nov 2025
Nepali: Understanding Fertilizers and Their Risks
by Sagar Pokhrel Katelynn Stull Manreet Bhullar
MF3721NE
Translated into Nepali. This poster explains risks and best management practices related to using fertilizers from animal sources (such as compost, manure, blood meal, etc.). 11 x 17" color poster.
Published Date: Nov 2025
Burmese: Understanding Fertilizers and Their Risks
by Sagar Pokhrel Katelynn Stull Manreet Bhullar
MF3721MY
Translated into Burmese. This poster explains risks and best management practices related to using fertilizers from animal sources (such as compost, manure, blood meal, etc.). 11 x 17" color poster.
Published Date: Nov 2025
Understanding Fertilizers and Their Risks
by Sagar Pokhrel Katelynn Stull Manreet Bhullar
MF3721
This poster explains risks and best management practices related to using fertilizers from animal sources (such as compost, manure, blood meal, etc.). 11 x 17" color poster.
Published Date: Nov 2025
Condition of Field, Land Judging
S94
Card to use when evaluating land, to record soil test information, size, depth of topsoil, and other factors. 1 page, B/W, 13 x 19"
Revision Date: Aug 2025
Condition of Field, Homesite Evaluation
S93
Card to use when evaluating land in terms of: size of lot, depth of water table, topsoil, and other factors. B/W, 1 page, 13 x 19.
Revision Date: Aug 2025
Using Atrazine Wisely
by Sarah Lancaster Peter Tomlinson Ron Graber
MF3714
This publication describes atrazine, a widely used triazine herbicide in Kansas. The publication explains how atrazine should be properly used. 4 pages, color.
Published Date: Aug 2025
Establishing On-Farm Demonstration and Research Plots
by Sarah Lancaster et al.
MF966
Plots are designed to compare differences in tillage methods, herbicide treatments, varieties or hybrids, fertilizer sources or rates, methods of chemical application, and other crop production inputs. Color, 8 pages.
Revision Date: Mar 2025
Environmental Considerations for Composting Livestock Mortalities
by Ron Graber Joel M. DeRouchey
MF2729
This publication addresses methods and considerations of composting livestock mortalities. 4 pages, b/w.
Revision Date: Feb 2024
Impacts of No-till on Water Quality
by Philip L. Barnes Daniel L. Devlin
MF2907
No-till systems reduce soil erosion and soil-attached contaminant losses compared to conventional and reduced tillage systems. Water runoff and loss of water-laden contaminants may be more or less with no-till. 4-page, color.
Revision Date: Sep 2024
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