1224- Agricultural Benefit of Bats...Central Kansas Wheat Harvest Update
- Getting Involved in Agriculture and the Benefit of Bats
- County Wheat Harvest Update
- Homegrown Tomato Challenges
00:01:05—Getting Involved in Agriculture and the Benefit of Bats— We start with a recent segment from the BCI Cattle Chat Podcast where Brad White, Brian Lubbers, Bob Larson, and Dustin Pendell give advice on starting in agriculture – in addition to that K-State wildlife specialist, Drew Ricketts, shares the positives of bats and the ecological benefits they provide agricultural land
BCI Cattle Chat Email - bci@ksu.edu
00:12:10—County Wheat Harvest Update — K-State county Extension agents, Jared Petersilie and Sandra Wick, provide this week’s wheat harvest update
00:23:07—Homegrown Tomato Challenges — We end with this week’s horticulture pieces from Riley County Extension horticulture agent Gregg Eyestone – he discusses the challenges home gardeners are facing with this year’s tomatoes
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