This week's SUNUP episode focuses on managing fall armyworms in wheat, the rise in pecan scab and sending samples to OSU's diagnostic lab, an invite to Cotton Field Day in Altus on Sept. 25, Oklahoma wheat planting and emergence weather outlook, analysis of the September WASDE report, estimating winter hay needs for cattle, and a wheat grinding demonstration and crop discussion from Agtropolis at the Oklahoma State Fair.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on cost-effective cattle management, including supplementation for growing calves, expected beef yield, restoring pastures to bermudagrass, and when to market calves amid high prices; it also covers foot rot signs in Vet Scripts, previews OSU Agriculture's Peanut and Cotton Field Days (Sept. 18, Ft. Cobb; Sept. 25, Altus), and profiles an Oklahoma County producer carrying on a family farm legacy.
The September 2025 Ag Insights articles include Wheat and Canola Nitrogen Management, Using Patch Burning to Adjust Grazing Distribution, and Through Markets, Smart Choices: why Dual-purpose Deserves a Look.
August 2025's monthly Equine newsletter features: Rabies, Equine Infectious Anemia Update, West Nile Virus, New World Screw Worm, Tack Box Talk podcasts: Doing your research, Infographics: Harmful weeds in pasture, Predicting a better barrel horse, Senior barrel horse AQHA Champion 2024, Up coming events
Learn about how family caregiving often starts suddenly and how, with tips from specialist Mengya Wang, caregivers can support loved ones while also protecting their own financial future.
September 2025 Horticulture tips: Cover Crops to Build Garden Soil, Planting Garlic, Overwintering Annuals, Plants for Poorly Drained Soils and September Pecan Management.
A guide outlining essential tips for safely operating string trimmers, edgers, and leaf blowers, including clearing debris beforehand, protecting people, pets, plants and property, wearing protective gear and watching traffic, managing cords on electric models, keeping clippings off roads and out of storm drains, and maintaining equipment by cleaning intakes and plastic parts without solvents.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on practical updates for producers, including JC Hobbs on tax implications of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a preview of the Sept. 18 Peanut & Cotton Field Day in Ft. Cobb, Mesonet insights from Emma White and Gary McManus on rainfall-boosted soil moisture and lingering cool weather, Derrell Peel on still-climbing beef prices, Vet Scripts with Barry Whitworth on spotting pinkeye, Cow-Calf Corner with Mark Johnson and King Ranch CEO Robert Hodgen on information asymmetry in the cattle industry, and Tyler Mason's tips for Oklahoma watermelon production and ripeness.
