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Trust the Science and Preserve Food with Confidence

Jul 1, 2026

Learn more about preserving food backed by science and why it is important to use safe food preservation methods.

Turn Lawn Mowing Leftovers into Landscape Benefits

Jun 28, 2026

Learn more about grass clippings from mowing the lawn and what benefits the landscape take from them.

New World Screwworm, Base Acres Updated and Wheat Prices

Jun 27, 2026

This week's SUNUP features OSU Extension specialists discussing New World screwworm biology, Oklahoma weather conditions, wheat market trends, livestock management, agricultural policy updates and other timely topics affecting Oklahoma agriculture.

Garden Tips for Early to Mid-June

Jun 25, 2026

Discover essential June gardening tips for Oklahoma, including lawn care, vegetable garden maintenance, pest management, watering practices, tree care, flower bed maintenance and strawberry bed renovation.

Soil Health, New World Screwworm and Chute Safety

Jun 22, 2026

This week on SUNUP, explore soil and water conservation, New World screwworm monitoring, Oklahoma weather forecasts, livestock market trends, beef cattle improvement, and safe cattle handling practices with OSU Extension experts. Learn how rain

Is There a Fungus Among Us?

Jun 21, 2026

Learn how to identify and manage fungal diseases in lawns and landscapes through proper watering, spacing, and disease-resistant plants.

Mid-to Late June Horticulture Tips

Jun 19, 2026

Learn more about the Mid to Late June 2026 Horticulture tips such as blooms in the garden, spider mites, fruiting vegetables that aren't producing, blossom end rot and fall vegetables.

Mid to Late June Gardening Tips

Jun 19, 2026

A comprehensive mid-to late June gardening guide for Oklahoma, covering essential tips on trees and shrubs, vegetables, flowerbeds, lawn and turf and fruit and nuts.

Keep Garden Containers Thriving with Easy Drip Irrigation System

Jun 16, 2026

Learn how a simple drip irrigation system can keep container gardens healthy during Oklahoma summers by providing consistent moisture, conserving water and reducing plant stress.

New World Screwworm, Cattle Markets & Wheat Harvest

Jun 11, 2026

This week on SUNUP: Oklahoma livestock producers get an update on the New World screwworm threat, recent rains and soil conditions, cattle market impacts, foot rot prevention in beef herds, and a long-awaited start to wheat harvest in Noble County.