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Get Financially Prepared: Take Steps Ahead of Disaster, Fact Sheet
by Family Resource Management Program Focus Team Family Resource Management Program Focus Team
MF3055
To be prepared for weather emergencies or fire, you should have a household inventory, check your insurance coverage, and prepare a grab-and-go box. After a disaster, keep your finances in order. 4 p.Published Date: Aug 2012
National Weather Service: Climate Outlooks Serving Agriculture
by Amber Campbell Gary McManus Mary Knapp Albert Sutherland
MF3432
Climate Outlooks from the National Weather Service can be used to better understand weather trends. This publication explains how to use these outlooks to adjust crops or grazing to better adjust for general weather trends. 6 pages, color.Published Date: Aug 2018
Precipitation Trends and Changes in Drought: Kansas Climate Basics
by Ignacio A. Ciampitti John Jr. Harrington Xiaomao Lin
MF3335
This publication outlines changes in precipitation and drought trends in Kansas from the 1890s. 2-page, color.Published Date: Apr 2017
National Weather Service Forecasts: Serving Agriculture
by Albert Sutherland et al.
MF3337
This publication describes various weather tools available from the National Weather Service. 4-page, color.Revision Date: Aug 2017
What is the Difference between Weather and Climate?
by Amber Campbell Albert Sutherland Mary Knapp Peter Tomlinson
MF3197
This publication explains the different measurements and meanings of weather and climate. 4-page, color.Published Date: Mar 2015
How Much Does Kansas Rangeland Burning Contribute to Ambient PM2.5?
by Zifei Liu
MF3358
The smoke from rangeland burning has resulted in air quality concerns, and smoke exposure constitutes public health concerns. The organic particles in smoke can have negative health impacts. This publication examines the effect of rangeland burning on measures of particulate matter in urban areas affected by this smoke. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Jun 2017
How much does Kansas Rangeland Burning Contribute to Ambient Ozone?
by Zifei Liu
MF3357
One of the major air quality concerns associated with rangeland burning in the Kansas Flint Hills region is the contribution of smoke to elevated ground level ambient ozone. This publication illustrates how the smoke impacts on populated cities may be reduced through proper timing of burning. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Jun 2017
Fire in the Great Plains
DVD585
This two-DVD set contains videos on prescribed burning and smoke management in the Great Plains, along with a description of the Kansas Flint Hills Smoke Management Plan. Also included are a bibliography and accompanying electronic publications.Published Date: May 2013
Rangeland Management Following Wildfire
L514
This publication offers stocking rate and grazing information for producers after a rangeland wildfire. 4-page, full color.Revision Date: Mar 2017
Prescribed Burning Safety
by James W. Kunkel Paul D. Ohlenbusch
L565
Prescribed burning of pastures and range land to control weeds and brush, has become a major, though potentially dangerous, management tool throughout Kansas.Revision Date: Mar 1996
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