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Boost Blooms With Regular Deadheading

Jun 8, 2025

Learn expert tips on boosting your garden's blooms by regularly deadheading spent flowers, encouraging healthier plants, continuous flowering and a tidier landscape.

Ag Insights June 2025

Jun 6, 2025

The June 2025 Ag Insights articles include Wheat Harvest, Smarter Grain with Ionophores, Crop Outlook, Foot Rot in Grazing Cattle on Wet Pastures, and New world Screwworm Updates.

Strong Dads Program Positively Impacts Oklahoma Families

Jun 1, 2025

Learn about OSU Extension Strong Dads, a relatively new program helping fathers be the best parents they can be.

June 2025

Jun 1, 2025

June 2025's monthly Equine newsletter features: Protein for horses, Tack Box Talk podcasts: Enucleation, Infographics: Research on hay nets, Emotional contagion: from horses to humans, Ranch Trail and Up coming events.

June 2025 Gardening Tips

Jun 1, 2025

June 2025 gardening tips on General Landscape, Turfgrass, Fruit and Nut, Trees and Shrubs and Flowers.

It’s the Year of the Asclepias

Jun 1, 2025

Learn expert tips on selecting, planting and maintaining asclepias (milkweed) to attract monarch butterflies and other pollinators to your garden while contributing to conservation efforts during the Year of the Asclepias.

June 2025 Hort Tips

Jun 1, 2025

June 2025 Horticulture tips: Day Camp Ideas, Back Yard Composting!, Drip irrigation system great for container gardening, Don't Bag It!, Weed Control in Vegetable Gardens.

Encore Broadcast of Our Trip to Scotland!

May 29, 2025

This week on SUNUP, find stories on the Encore Broadcast of Our Trip to Scotland!

Growing Tomatoes Like A Pro: Tips For A Bumper Harvest

May 25, 2025

Learn expert tips on choosing varieties, watering, fertilizing, pest control, and harvesting techniques to grow a bumper crop of juicy, flavorful tomatoes in your garden this season.

Dig In And Get The Sweet Potatoes Planted

May 18, 2025

Now is the perfect time to plant sweet potatoes—a delicious, drought-tolerant crop that thrives in Oklahoma gardens with just a bit of care.