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Dormant Oil Can Give Trees a Clean Start in Spring

Oct 25, 2026

Learn how dormant oil helps control overwintering insects and eggs on trees and shrubs, including application timing, weather conditions and precautions for Oklahoma gardeners.

OKVMA Fall Conference a "Hit" and 2027 OKVMA Conferences Announced

Oct 13, 2026

The 2026 OKVMA Fall Conference welcomed 437+ attendees to Tulsa for vegetation management education, pesticide applicator training, and industry networking.

Is Your Garden Soil Up to the Test?

Oct 11, 2026

Learn about soil testing for gardens, including how to collect samples, understand soil nutrients and make informed fertilizer decisions for healthier plants.

Rainfall Totals, Weeds and Feeder Calibration Clinics

Oct 10, 2026

This Week on SUNUP: OSU Extension experts discuss weed management, recent rains, livestock exports and feeding.

Today’s Garden Can Provide Seeds For Next Season

Oct 8, 2026

Learn how to save seeds from vegetables and flowers this fall to grow a healthier, more productive garden next season.

Use the Off-Season to Build Better Garden Soil

Oct 4, 2026

Learn about building healthier garden soil with compost and organic matter to improve nutrients, drainage, water retention and plant growth.

Crop Protection, Weather and Pasture Mealybug

Oct 3, 2026

This Week on SUNUP: OSU Extension experts discuss recent changes to ARC and PLC programs, much-needed rainfall, wheat exports impacting the grain market, prescribed fire for wildlife, planting legumes and pasture mealybug.

October 2026

Oct 1, 2026

Learn about horse digestive health, feeding, weight management, hay nets, equine research, and upcoming events in the October Equine News.

Picking the Perfect Pansy

Oct 1, 2026

Learn how to choose healthy pansies for fall planting in Oklahoma. Look for compact growth, healthy foliage, strong roots, and signs of quality that help pansies establish quickly and provide cool-season color.

Trunk Protective Materials

Oct 1, 2026

Learn when and how to use tree wraps to protect young, thin-barked trees from winter sunscald, southwest injury, rodents, and mechanical damage. Proper installation and seasonal removal are important to prevent trunk injury.