Skip to main content

Extension

NEWS ARCHIVE Extension

Biosecurity important tool in fighting vesicular stomatitis in horse operations

Jun 5, 2020

Oklahoma law requires that horses be confined to a quarantined location for at least 14 days from the onset of the last case on the property.

Remember proper injection sites when working calves

May 29, 2020

Correct administration of any injection is a critical control point in beef production and animal health.

Cleaning on a regular basis is a must in offices

May 27, 2020

Clean personal office space and shared spaces such as conference and break rooms, water fountains, door handles, countertops and furniture in waiting areas.

OSU survey targets best ways toward economic recovery for Oklahoma

May 27, 2020

The online survey is voluntary and all responses are anonymous. Most people can complete it in about five minutes.

Emergency kit is vital for storm preparation

May 26, 2020

Prepare an emergency kit ahead of the storm.

Cow-calf producers should watch for signs that may indicate presence of trichomoniasis

May 22, 2020

Dollars lost can be substantial by the time trichomoniasis is determined to be the cause behind a cow-calf enterprise's reproductive challenges.

Prioritize bills during times of financial stress

May 21, 2020

When faced with reduced income, it is important to prioritize household bills.

OSU Extension offices take steps to reopen

May 22, 2020

Oklahoma State University Extension is moving through the next phase of reopening county offices to the public in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.

OSU Extension soil sampling services as popular as ever, even during pandemic

May 21, 2020

Many Oklahomans in rural and urban settings rely on OSU Extension to take the guesswork out of their crop, pasture, gardening or lawncare needs.

Oklahoma beef producers facing coronavirus disruptions head on

May 20, 2020

Meat plant closings, market disruptions and the slow recovery in cattle prices this spring – largely attributable to the coronavirus pandemic – have hit beef producers hard, with those in the Oklahoma Panhandle being among the most significantly