K-State food safety expert shares holiday meal reminders

After the Hunt: Food safety begins in the field   K-State food scientist outlines steps for bringing wild game home safely  K-State Extension news service   MANHATTAN, Kan. – October signals a key month for hunters in Kansas and the surrounding region. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks  lists various starting dates for hunting elk, antelope, deer, Greater Prairie Chicken, snipe, dove, rail, squirrel, rabbit, coyote and even bullfrogs.  While some hunt for trophies,