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New district program specialists named for Oklahoma 4-H

Apr 7, 2022

OSU Extension hires three new 4-H Youth Development district program specialists.

Spring highlights morel mushroom hunting

Apr 5, 2022

Mushroom foragers enjoy hunting morels every spring, but be careful, some are more toxic than others.

OSU wheat varieties remain most popular for winter wheat crops

Apr 4, 2022

Oklahoma State University is home to the top eight hard red winter wheat varieties for 2022, selected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Statistics Service.

High input costs require a ‘sharp pencil’ to assess farming operations

Apr 1, 2022

Oklahoma State University Extension specialists discuss ways farmers and ranchers can rethink their operations as input costs continue to rise.

Horse owners: Mind the mud and rich pastures of spring

Mar 29, 2022

Oklahoma State University Extension specialist Kris Hiney explains the importance of mud control and spring pasture management for horses.

Presentation to offer fundamentals of rain barrels

Mar 24, 2022

Upcoming workshop offers the public an opportunity to learn about rain barrels in the landscape.

Certified applicator training to be offered in Lincoln County

Mar 23, 2022

The Lincoln County Extension Office will be hosting an applicator certification event for agricultural producers on April 8 at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds.

Reforzar la bioseguridad para prevenir la influenza aviar

Mar 23, 2022

Los funcionarios del Departamento de Agricultura, Alimentos y Silvicultura de Oklahoma están trabajando en estrecha colaboración con especialistas y educadores de Extension de la Oklahoma State University, así como con veterinarios para

Tips for taxpayers as filing deadline approaches

Mar 22, 2022

Oklahoma State University Extension offers helpful tax tips as people file their 2021 taxes.

Tighten biosecurity to prevent avian influenza

Mar 21, 2022

Avian influenza has not been detected in Oklahoma, but OSU Extension specialists and educators are working with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry to closely monitor the situation.