The May 2024 Equine Newsletter features: Rotational grazing, Tack Box Talk podcasts: Toxic plants found in pasture, Infographics: Tornado preparedness, Ulcers and body condition scores, Hay nets and dental health, RAiSE: an online course in equine behavior and emotion, and Working equitation.
This section of Horticulture tips discusses reverted plants, managing storm-damaged trees, how to repair tree injury, how to control caterpillar pests, how thrips wreck havoc on flowers and plants, tomato production and benefits of raised beds.
Create a bird-friendly oasis in your backyard with our guide to bird bath basics. Attract a diverse range of feathered visitors and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Despite being a land-locked state, Oklahoma has nearly 56,000 miles of shoreline along lakes and ponds which equals about 1,400 square miles of water area. With this much water, it's vital to the environment to keep it clean.
Mixing in winter legumes to a winter small grains mixture is prevalent in other parts of the county and world. The benefits of the small grains mixes are still present in these systems.
