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.
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.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on rabies awareness and vaccination for pets and select livestock; previews the 2025 Panhandle Crops Field Day and the next Rancher's Thursday Lunchtime series; explains Mesonet percent available water maps and notes emerging drought in north central Oklahoma; shares where to find 2025 OSU wheat variety trial results; weighs retaining calves amid high prices; offers tips on using native weeds for wildlife forage and valuing hay bales; spotlights a beginning farmer continuing a family legacy in Oklahoma County; and honors the life of trailblazing rancher Minnie Lou Bradley.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on Oklahoma agriculture, with new OSU Extension cotton specialist Jenny Dudak reporting on crop conditions and variety trials; a Mesonet explainer on the "corn sweet" phenomenon; economist John Michael Riley on WASDE-related corn market changes; details on the Rancher's Thursday Lunchtime Series; Mark Turner on rabies in wildlife and how to protect yourself; Mark Johnson on current replacement heifer values; and Paul Beck on timing calf marketing to capitalize on high cattle prices.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on creep feeding, fall armyworms, late-July heat and an outlook for a warmer, drier August, how Iowa corn conditions are influencing Oklahoma prices, a preview of the Rancher's Thursday Lunchtime Series, expected beef yield from a 1,200-pound steer and the 75th anniversary of Oklahoma Foundation Seed Stocks.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on crop and livestock conditions in Kay County, including how local corn is withstanding extreme heat, rising insect pressure in summer crops, delayed wheat harvests, weather and drought outlooks, beef market trends, and an upcoming agriculture conference.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on key updates for Oklahoma's agricultural producers, including the latest federal policy changes, wheat harvest challenges, market trends, weather tools, grazing management, herd management decisions, border biosecurity, and the impact of flooding on local trees.
This week's SUNUP episode focuses on key updates for Oklahoma's agricultural producers, including the latest federal policy changes, wheat harvest challenges, market trends, weather tools, grazing management, herd management decisions, border biosecurity, and the impact of flooding on local trees.
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.
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.
This week on SUNUP, find stories on OSU's latest wheat and forage research, disease updates after spring rains, cattle market trends and practical advice for ranchers—from fawn encounters to the newest wheat genetics and ways for producers to connect with Extension experts.
This week on SUNUP, find stories on drone herbicide applications, OSU's new Orange Blossom CL+ wheat variety, recent drought-relieving storms, trends in grain markets, strategies for calving ease, highlights from Oklahoma Agriculture Day at the Capitol, and a tribute to Agriculture Hall of Fame inductee John Pfeiffer.
This week on SUNUP, find stories covering boosting wheat fiber, managing cattle after rain, soybean tariffs, upcoming pesticide disposal, Oklahoma Ag Leadership applications and spring horn fly control.
