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February 2024

Feb 1, 2024

The February 2024 Equine Newsletter features: Donkey nutrition, Tack Box Talk podcasts: Microbiome and allergy tests: Is it worth it, Infographics: Parasite resistance, The role of GLP-1 in hyperinsulinemia, Insulin dysregulated horses response to

February 2024 Hort Tips

Feb 1, 2024

This section discusses box winter damage, pecan pest management, collecting pecan graftwood, and control of peach & nectar leaf curl.

February 2024 Gardening Tips

Feb 1, 2024

February gardening tips on fruits, nuts, vegetables, trees, shrubs, flowers, landscaping and lawn maintenance.

Soil Moisture, Mineral Supplements & Harvest Prices

Jan 27, 2024

This week on SUNUP find stories covering soil moisture, mineral supplements & harvest prices.

Lighting Can Be Tricky When Starting Seeds Indoors

Jan 23, 2024

Although much of Oklahoma has been experiencing a deep freeze recently, gardeners are gearing up for the growing season by starting seeds indoors. Adequate lighting is a must and can be tricky for gardeners who don't have access to a greenhouse or

Deicing Products May Damage Plants and Hardscapes

Jan 21, 2024

Manually removing ice and snow is effective and environmentally friendly. The less ice and snow present means less deicing material is needed. However, manual removal isn't always feasible, so other methods need to be considered. Sand is also

Oklahoma Proven Celebrates 25 Years of Assisting Landscape Decisions

Jan 14, 2024

For a quarter of a century, the Oklahoma Proven program has helped guide gardeners in making smart decisions regarding which trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals are well adapted to an Oklahoma landscape.

Livestock Markets, Fertilizer Applications & Extreme Temperatures

Jan 13, 2024

This week on SUNUP find stories on Livestock Markets, Fertilizer Applications & Extreme Temperatures

February is National Cancer Prevention Month

Jan 11, 2024

Cancer is a diagnosis no one wants, but it was a reality for nearly 2 million Americans in 2023, not including non-melanoma skin cancer. What's more, more than 600,000 will die from the disease.