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Nutritious, Wholesome Food

We all want good food that’s good for us. When it comes to making healthier choices, you probably know you should eat your fruits and veggies, and exercise. But did you know Kansas ag can play a big part in a healthy lifestyle, too? Learn from nutritionists and other experts about healthy eating the Kansas way.


  • Garden Beds for Beginners

    Before you decide what to plant in your home vegetable garden, you’ll have to decide how to plant. What type of garden bed is right for you?

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  • Foods to eat for great sleep

    Simple Diet Strategies for Great Sleep

    Learn how the right foods can help you achieve better sleep, allowing you to rise and shine each morning ready to carpe diem!

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  • Gardening basics

    Gardening for Beginners

    Find out how to start a home garden. From which plants grow well at home to basic gardening tips, we have all the dirt for beginner gardeners. 

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  • Best foods to lift your spirits

    Good Foods to Boost Your Mood

    Emotional and mental health are a key part of our overall wellness. The food we eat can help lift our spirits. Try these foods to boost your mood.

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  • Spray rig spraying soybean crop in Kansas - courtesy of Kansas Soybeans

    What You Need to Know About Pesticides

    What are pesticides? How are they used? Are they in our food? Get the facts about pesticides and food safety at home.

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  • Best foods to boost brain power

    Best Foods to Boost Brain Function

    The most effective way to support brain health is with a diet rich in certain key nutrients. Learn which foods improve memory and focus while slowing the brain’s aging process.

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  • Back to school habits for families

    Healthy Habits for Back to School

    Get off to a great start of the school year! Incorporate some of these simple habits for a happy, healthy transition back to school.

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  • Garden ripe, fresh cucumbers

    Garden Harvest: What to Do with Extra Produce

    It's garden season! While we love our fresh produce, we can only consume so many fruits and veggies. What should you do with all that extra harvest? We have some tasty suggestions.

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  • How to compost

    Compost: Black Gold for Your Garden

    Want to have healthier soil to help your garden flourish? Try composting! Learn how to get started with our simple tips.

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  • Tips to Grow Herbs - Planting Basil

    Tips for Growing and Cooking With Herbs

    When a recipe calls for herbs, it doesn’t get any better than the flavor that comes from clipping them fresh. Plus, they’re super easy to grow! If you have a garden space, porch, patio, balcony or even just a sunny spot inside by a window, you can have fresh herbs. 10 Tasty Herbs to Grow...

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Q: What causes wheat sensitivity?

A: There is a specific gene that causes people to develop celiac disease.

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Dietary Guidelines recommend 3 servings of low-fat or fat-free dairy foods daily. Together, milk, cheese, and yogurt provide nine essential nutrients, including calcium, potassium, phosphorus, protein, vitamins A, D and B12, riboflavin, and niacin.

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Gluten-free grains have no caloric advantage over grains containing gluten like wheat, barley and rye. All carbohydrates have four calories per gram. Gluten-free foods are often higher in fat and sugar, and lower in fiber.

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