1824 - Collecting Data on the Nano Level...Dean Minton Highlights Research

• Nano Sensors for Agriculture
• November Highlights for K-State Agriculture and Extension
• Using Hydroponics

00:01:05 – Nano Sensors for Agriculture: K-State’s Raj Kholsa and Suprem Das begin the show today as they explain how the collaboration between themselves and others is contributing to the development of nano sensors. They say where they are in the process and what benefit a final product could bring to producers.

00:12:05 – November Highlights for K-State Agriculture and Extension: Ernie Minton, dean of K-State’s College of Agriculture and director of K-State Research and Extension, continues today’s show with a review of work that has been taking place with K-State researchers and what changes are coming for the dean.

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00:23:05 – Using Hydroponics: Ending today’s show is Shawnee County horticulture agent, Lane Wiens, as he discusses the benefits of hydroponics and crops that can grow well without soil.

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