K-State Agricultural Communications ANRC

K-State Agricultural Communications ANRC The Agriculture and Natural Resources Communications program at Kansas State University. Preparing future leaders in ag media, communication, and outreach.

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Thanks to everyone who stopped by the K-State Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) table at Watermelon Feed! 🍉 W...
09/02/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the K-State Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) table at Watermelon Feed! 🍉 We loved meeting new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Watermelon Feed is one of our favorite College of Agriculture traditions and a great way for students to get involved at the start of the semester. We can't wait to see you at the first ACT meeting on September 15!

📷 Addie Haverkamp

Looking for a way to get involved this semester?Come hang out with ACT at the College of Agriculture Watermelon Feed! 🍉 ...
08/28/2026

Looking for a way to get involved this semester?

Come hang out with ACT at the College of Agriculture Watermelon Feed! 🍉 Meet fellow students, connect with club members, and learn more about opportunities in agricultural communications. See you there!

08/21/2026
08/17/2026

Current status: Waiting for Umberger Hall to feel like home again 💜

Tell agriculture's story. See your byline in print. Record a podcast. Wear purple.Kinda chic, if you ask us. ✨
08/13/2026

Tell agriculture's story. See your byline in print. Record a podcast. Wear purple.

Kinda chic, if you ask us. ✨

Ainsley Viets worked as a student videography assistant with K-State Extension Wildlife Management, where she recorded a...
08/11/2026

Ainsley Viets worked as a student videography assistant with K-State Extension Wildlife Management, where she recorded and edited educational videos and podcasts.

“I’ve had so many great experiences and learned so much in this role. Every day brings something new.”

Mindy Wells served as a communications fellow for the Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission. She managed the Commission’s digi...
08/06/2026

Mindy Wells served as a communications fellow for the Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission. She managed the Commission’s digital presence, created content for Kansas Farm Food Connection and analyzed audience data to support engagement. Her work also included writing video scripts and conducting on-farm interviews across Kansas for the .

“This internship was a transformative experience that allowed me to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world agricultural advocacy. I especially enjoyed traveling across Kansas to tell producers’ stories and learn about their work firsthand. My advice is to take ownership of your ideas—some of my best results came from trying something new and following through with the data to show it worked.”

Mindy's advice for future interns? Don't be afraid to take ownership of your ideas; some of my best results came from suggesting a new creative direction and following through with the data to prove it worked!”

Dive into the ecosystems beneath Kansas ponds with Dr. Joe Gerken in episode 15 of Every Corner of Kansas Ag – Naturally...
08/03/2026

Dive into the ecosystems beneath Kansas ponds with Dr. Joe Gerken in episode 15 of Every Corner of Kansas Ag – Naturally Speaking. We explore water quality, aquatic biodiversity, invasive species, and human–wildlife conflict research. Dr. Gerken, K-State’s Fisheries and Aquaculture Extension specialist, shares practical, evidence-based insights for healthy aquatic systems.

Listen now: https://open.spotify.com/show/7yRJHtmP6oa6vqs4xyrB75

Student Podcasts Host: Ainsley Viets

Carlos Avelino completed an internship with the Division of Communications at the Kansas Department of Agriculture in Ma...
07/29/2026

Carlos Avelino completed an internship with the Division of Communications at the Kansas Department of Agriculture in Manhattan, Kansas. His work included creating handouts, social media and website content, along with filming and editing videos for education and outreach.

Carlos says “Just ask questions. The team at KDA was incredibly supportive and always willing to help. If they didn’t have an answer right away, they made sure to find one. That level of support made a big difference in my experience.”

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