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Register now for OSU’s 2020 Pecan Management Course

Feb 6, 2020

Those interested in learning more about the pecan industry can enroll now in the 2020 Pecan Management Course.

Be prepared while on the road in winter weather

Feb 4, 2020

If you must be on the road in winter weather, make sure to have emergency supplies in your vehicle.

Rural and urban Oklahomans alike urged to take part in upcoming 2020 Census

Jan 31, 2020

The U.S. Census is easy and quick to fill out, plus it is a constitutional requirement.

Get prepared for grape-growing season

Jan 31, 2020

A free educational workshop will help Oklahoma grape growers prepare for the new growing season.

OSU set to host free backyard fruit tree workshop

Jan 30, 2020

Learn more about growing fruit trees.

February dates set for OSU Chisholm Trail Beef Improvement Conference

Jan 14, 2020

Sponsored by OSU Cooperative Extension, the conference is a merger of two past successful events: The Cattle Trails Wheat and Stocker Conference and the Northwest Oklahoma Beef Conference.

Still time to pre-register for Jan. 22-23 Red River Crops Conference

Jan 14, 2020

A collaborative effort by OSU Cooperative Extension and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, the annual conference focuses on providing relevant management information applicable to the Red River region that can help enhance the potential profitability of

American beef exports struggling, imports remain steady

Dec 12, 2019

Beef exports were down 9 percent in October compared to last year, with 2019 beef exports to date declining in four of the top five U.S. beef export markets.

Make the most of eligible tax breaks for 2019

Nov 22, 2019

Make sure you are taking advantage of all the 2019 tax breaks before the end of the year.

Red River Crops Conference Jan. 22-23 in Altus

Nov 22, 2019

A collaborative effort by OSU Cooperative Extension and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, the conference focuses on providing relevant management information applicable to the Red River region that can help enhance the potential profitability of farm