In Kansas, farmers use the Eastern Red Cedar as a windbreak and to prevent soil erosion. As wildfire season approaches, it ...

KSHB 41 anchor/reporter JuYeon Kim covers agricultural issues and the fentanyl crisis. Share your story idea with JuYeon. Families supported native prairie restoration while harvesting eastern red ...

Since Friday, fires have burned through thousands of acres, destroyed hundreds of homes, and have taken at least four lives. Dry conditions, high winds, and one Oklahoma tree have fanned the flames. Q ...

A male prairie warbler sings from a branch of an Eastern red-cedar tree in Callaway County. Eastern red-cedar trees have historically provided Christmas trees and other wood products, from pencils to ...

Eastern Red Cedar trees cost the state economy half a billion dollars per year according to the Oklahoma Conservation Commission. The tree also poses a fire hazard. People might not notice the eastern ...

(WSIL) -- Have you wanted to cut down your own Christmas Tree for the holidays? Well now is your chance. Christmas tree permits are currently available to purchase online and the permit allows one ...

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While it's as common as oak or hickory in Missouri forests, eastern red cedar often is regarded as a "trash" tree, one that is more likely to be thrown onto a burn pile than onto a truck headed to the ...

The Eastern Red Cedar can be beneficial to landowners in Kansas. Farmers use it as a windbreak and to prevent soil erosion. That's why it was so heavily used in the first place. But as wildfire season ...