This week on SUNUP, find stories on the risks of prussic acid and nitrate toxicity in Oklahoma's summer forages, an emotional farewell to wheat farming at Schieber Farms, and a summary of the latest wheat harvest report. Plus, get updates on soil moisture and weather outlooks with Gary McManus, an analysis of livestock market trends with Derrell Peel, profitable herd management advice from Mark Johnson, and essential tick prevention tips for both people and cattle from Jonathan Cammack.
This week on SUNUP, find stories on the soggy start to wheat harvest, issues with septic systems and saturated soils, a rainy June forecast, wheat and summer crop market updates, the Oklahoma Wheat Commission's harvest report, bermudagrass forage management and accelerated CoAXium wheat variety breeding.
This week on SUNUP, find stories on a soil horizons demonstration with Daniel Adamson, USDA disaster relief and flooding updates with Amy Hagerman, drought improvements in the Mesonet Weather Report, livestock trade policy insights with Derrell Peel, positive cattle industry news from Mark Johnson, farm and ranch safety tips with Barry Whitworth, and Brett Carver's demonstration of wheat streak mosaic virus and its management challenges.
Aicha Biaou, a Ph.D. student at Oklahoma State University, researches remote sensing techniques for optimizing corn yield in the U.S. Panhandle, aiming to enhance water and resource management for global food security, while also enjoying mentoring and considering future careers in academia or industry.
Learn about Brian Arnall, the Sitlington Endowed Chair in Agriculture at OSU, focusing on precision nutrient management and enhancing plant and soil sciences.
This week on SUNUP, find stories on a new wheat variety research partnership in Ottawa County, timely summer crop management advice, Oklahoma's shifting soil moisture and weather outlook, the impact of global trade on soybean markets, tips for livestock vaccination and land management, the science behind wildfire patterns, essential farm safety practices, and a quick wire gate latching tip for producers.
May 2025 Horticulture tips: What are the Horizontal Holes on My Trees, Thrips can Wreak Havoc on Flowers and Plant Foliage, How to Produce High Quality Tomatoes, Growing in Raised Garden Beds, 'Captivation' – a Seedless Watermelon, Regrow Your Food, May Pecan Management, Register to Attend the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association annual meeting, and May Lawn Fertilization Tip for Oklahoma Homeowners.
April 2025 Horticulture tips: Growing Asparagus, Resistance, Our First Defense to Pests, April Pecan Management, Tomato Cages, Feeding the Birds, Gardening Over Lateral Lines (Septic Drain Fields), Using Bedding Plants in the Landscape, and Hardy Ferns for Oklahoma.
