Interested in doing something different with your livestock business? Here are 10 ideas innovative agripreneurs are experimenting with.
Author: hsotr
Pulling from nearly 20 years of Kansas country living experience, Michelle Lindsey started Homestead on the Range to supply Kansas country living enthusiasts with the innovative resources that they need to succeed and has now been keeping families informed and inspired for over five years. Michelle is the author of four country living books. She is also a serious student of history, specializing in Kansas, agriculture, and the American West. When not improving her organic raised bed garden or pursuing hobbies ranging from music to cooking to birdwatching, she can usually be found researching or writing about her many interests.
Nickel in Plants
Until recently, scientists did not consider nickel essential for plant growth. Now nickel is recognized as an essential nanonutrient.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Language
Part of writing poetry is choosing exactly the right word. The right word leaves your reader or listener hungry for more.
Molybdenum in Plants
Plants use molybdenum for one purpose, but that purpose is of tremendous importance—producing enzymes to enable the plant to use nitrogen.
5 Tips for Creating Fresh Blog Content
To keep customers coming back, you must maintain your site! Having a hard time coming up with new posts for your farm blog? Try these ideas.
Manganese in Plants
Manganese is an important micronutrient. It helps to activate some of the key enzyme systems in plants. But it has many other roles, too.
Free Vegetable Gardening PDFs
K-State has an excellent collection of gardening resources on a wide range of topics available as free PDF downloads.
Magnesium in Plants
Magnesium serves two roles affecting plants. One is improving plant health via the soil, and the other is improving plant health directly.
How Kansas Got Its Shape
Few stop to ask how the boundaries evolved, when in fact some surprising stories surround this topic.
Iron in Plants
Did you know that plants need iron? No iron, no chlorophyll, and therefore no photosynthesis.
