As Oklahoma's gardening season heats up, gardeners are urged to take precautions against heat exhaustion and heat stroke by staying hydrated, dressing appropriately, scheduling activities to avoid peak sun, and knowing the symptoms and risks associated with working in high temperatures.
The August 2025 Ag Insights articles include Grain Sorghum Harvest Aids, "The One Big Beautiful Bill" What's New for Producers and Trace Minerals Can Help Improve Hoof Health
The July 2025 Ag Insights articles include Wheat Pasture Decision Factors, Controlling Summer Flies, Border Closure, New World Screwworm and Feeder Cattle Supply and Anaplasmosis: A Late Summer Threat to Cattle Health.
When controlling mosquitoes, avoid harmful sprays that endanger essential pollinators like bees and butterflies, and instead use safe, natural methods such as eliminating standing water, maintaining healthy landscapes, and protecting yourself with physical barriers and repellents.
July 2025's monthly Equine newsletter features: Hot goss from ESS, Tack Box Talk podcasts: Final word on cooling horses, Infographics: Vital Signs, Humans can't replace horses, Working Western Rail and Up coming events.
Learn about how co-parenting can be especially challenging when parents are no longer in a relationship, but working together cooperatively can make a big difference.
