Chances are, if you live in or have passed through Kansas, you've heard of or passed by one of the 105 K-State Reach and Extension (KSRE) Offices across the state. Their mission:  improve Kansans lives, livelihoods and communities through education, research, engagement and leadership. Laura and Nadia are joined by Juju Wellemeyer, Natural Resource and Small/Mid-scale Agriculture Extension Agent at the Johnson County office to educate us about what KSRE does from education and resources for agriculture, food and health, lawn and garden, and more; and how outdoor enthusiasts can utilize their resources backed by data and science. HostsLaura Mendenhall, Nadia MarjiSourcesK-State Research and ExtensionExtension Master GardenersJohnson County Junior and Master NaturalistsVolunteer Programs Correction: Johnson County Extension Master Naturalists monitor more than 40 bluebird routes, consisting of over 530 boxes.