trice@ksu.edu

NACDEP is an organization dedicated to improving the visibility, coordination, professional status and resource base of community and economic development Extension programs and professionals.  The annual conference is composed of keynote speakers, breakout sessions, poster sessions, and networking opportunities.  It is attended by Extension professionals engaged in community development programming at the state and local level.

Extension Professionals at the state and local level who are engaged full or part time in Community Development work.

mvogt@ksu.edu

Annual Whear Variety Plot tour

Wheat growers, industry, input suppliers

mvogt@ksu.edu

This has be a wild year for producing wheat. The wheat crop is developing two to three weeks earlier than normal.
Therefore, the annual Marshall County Wheat Plot Tour, will be held earlier than normal on Wednesday, May 23. The tour will begin at 5:30 P.M. at the Richard Holthaus Farm, located a little over 1 mile north of Axtell on 30th Road.
There will be 14 wheat varieties and blends to see at the tour. We have several newer wheat varieties we are testing, such as K-State's Everest and AgriPro's CJ, Jackpot, and Wolf and Westbred's Cedar and Stout. As well as popular wheat varieties such as Westbred's Santa Fe and Armour, K-State's Fuller, AgriPro's Art, and a wheat blend.
Following the tour, there will be a supper served by the Axtell Busy Bees 4-H Club and sponsored so far by Bern Seed Company and Kansas Wheat.
During the wheat plot tour, you will be able to hear about the latest wheat varieties, production practices, and late

Area Wheat Producers and Agricultural Businesses

dhallaue@ksu.edu

Annual Wheat Variety Plot Tour

Wheat growers, input suppliers

lshoemak@ksu.edu

Annual Wheat Variety Plot tour

Wheat growers, industry personnel, input suppliers

tmaxwell@ksu.edu

Annual Wheat Variety Plot tour

Wheat growers, industry personnel, input providers

jkrumme@ksu.edu

Reno County Archery Fair Match

gmcclure@ksu.edu

Annual Wheat Variety Plot tour

Wheat growers

mhiggins@ksu.edu

The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) is a professional educational and membership society whose areas of research and study includes Fitness Assessment and Training;  Cardiovascular, Renal and Respiratory Physiology; Skeletal Muscle, Bone, and Connective Tissue;  Biomechanics and Neural Control of Movement;  Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Health Promotion;  Metabolism and Nutrition; Psychology, Behavior, and Neurobiology;  Environmental and Occupational Physiology;  
Immunology/Genetics/Endocrinology;  Athlete Care and Clinical Medicine;  Clinical Exercise Physiology;  Clinical Case Abstract Categories.

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Professionals, practitioners, and educators.

crivard@ksu.edu

High tunnel production from some of the most experienced fruit and vegetable growers in Kansas.  We will be touring severeal farms, including the Olathe Horticulture Research and Extension Center.

Kansas fruit and vegetable growers, agents

cbarden@ksu.edu

Establishment and management of black walnuts for both timber and nut production are the topics taught each year on a local Tree Farm in eastern KS.

ANR and Horticulture county agents.

swarner@ksu.edu

New extension agents participate in a three-day orientation designed to welcome them to K-State Research and Extension and launch them toward a successful career.

Topics include an introduction to organizational history and mission, extension educational programming, and the building of professional relationships.

New Extension Agents