Extension celebrates 110th anniversary
OSU Extension has been empowering Oklahomans to make informed choices with research-based
knowledge for 110 years. While programming has evolved over decades, educators are
still at the heart of every county Extension office. Specializing in family and consumer
sciences, agriculture and natural resources, economic development, community health,
and 4-H youth development, these educators are liaisons between Oklahomans and OSU.
Plants & Animals
From gardening and pet care to agriculture, farming, ranching and vet health
Youth, Family, 4-H, Health & Home
Well-being, financial stability and relationship building for ages 0 to 100+
Business & Community
Resources and tools to build successful enterprises and encourage regional economic
development
Environment & Natural Resources
Oklahoma's natural resources, weather patterns and hazards
Master Gardeners plant seeds for the future at Tulsa Boys’ Home
Tulsa Master Gardeners, led by Master Gardener Danielle Adkins, have implemented a gardening class and club at the Tulsa Boys' Home.
Pruning roses for spring gardens
Flower gardening is popular in Oklahoma and roses continue to top the list of the most popular plants grown each year. Some rose varieties are considered to be high maintenance while other species are more carefree for gardeners.