Information on how the way individuals can understand and obtain health literacy skills and how these skills can positively or negatively affect an individual's life.
The last couple of years have been stressful, and while mental health issues have always been common, there has been a significant increase in mental health conditions in both adults and children since the pandemic.
Children across Oklahoma are preparing to head back to the classroom, parents need to be prepared to fill out various forms at school, including applications for free and reduced lunch programs.
Oklahoma State University hosted a carcass management training in mid-May to teach animal production industry and U.S. Department of Agriculture professionals the basics of composting.
Gina Peek has accepted the offer to serve as associate dean, Extension engagement and continuing education; and assistant director, Oklahoma State University Extension, Family and Consumer Sciences.
The Oklahoma A&M Board of Regents is slated to approve Wade Thomason as the new department head of plant and soil sciences at its meeting in June. Thomason will begin his role on Aug. 1.
Oklahoma Home and Community Education members know a thing or two about volunteering. It’s always good to show appreciation to volunteers, and there’s no better time to do that than National Volunteer Month, which takes place in April.
While the need to focus on making informed food choices is something that should go on year-round, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics pays special attention to healthy eating each year in March, which has been designated National Nutrition Month.
The East Side Fresh Market will serve as a food access hub for Northeast Oklahoma City and create new market opportunities for NE OKC farmers and other Oklahoma City area food producers.
January 25th, 8:30 am - 3:00 pm. Learn about weed thresholds, herbicide application, fence line brush control and more, including demos and dicamba applicator training.
The unseasonably warm weather has a lot of producers wondering how it will affect their crop yields next year, and ornamental plants have already been spotted in bloom.
The 2021 winter wonderland workshop in Woodward County will include sessions such as Staying Healthy, Shower Steamers & Bath Bombs, Junk Journals & Gift Tags, Holiday Cookie Decorating and making Gnome Ornaments.
The details of the upcoming Cupcake Wars for the Okfuskee County 4-H members. The Cupcake Wars is a cupcake decorating contest taking place in December, 2021.
The Woods county extension winter growing and feeding programs are scheduled for Nov. 30, 2021 and will cover beef wintering costs, marketing growing stocker calves and stocker cattle growing programs.
The Jefferson county OHCE will have their monthly meeting with the lesson "Spices Around the World." Join in to learn about various spices grown around the world.
Woods County 2021 Holiday Happenings is scheduled for November 4, 2021. Sessions offered at Holiday Happenings including a thankful pumpkin board, joy sign, snowman door hanging and an educational lesson on "The 5 Love Languages".
Horse Science Academy is a math and science intensive workshop centered on the biology of the horse. The workshop is for students enrolled or working at the high school level.
The Woods County 4-H Clover Connection September/October 2022 discussed national 4-H week, 4-H enrollment, 4-H meeting guidelines and the west district action conference.
The 2021 September/October FCS Newsletter discusses fall home energy management, the 2021 Woods county fair, the 2022 dues and upcoming meetings and elections.
Oklahoma children are back in school focusing on reading, writing and arithmetic. For the last decade, children also have been learning about where their food comes from and how eating healthy foods is important for their bodies, thanks to a fun, hands-on display called Farm to You.
Three safety skills to learn in case of an emergency or disaster including first aid and CPR, how to use a fire extinguisher and how to shut off utilities.
Oklahoma State University Extension continues its effort to provide family based programming for Oklahoma’s Hispanic youth and their families. The ¡Unidos Se Puede! (United We Can!) program focuses on Hispanic youth in sixth through eighth grade.