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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.

Celebrate Arbor Week in Oklahoma on March 20-26

Mar 18, 2022

Oklahoma set to celebrate Arbor Week on March 20-26.

Free environmental law enforcement training set in Lawton

Mar 17, 2022

OSU is partnering with two other agencies to host a free training about environmental law enforcement.

Oklahoma Peanut EXPO is March 24

Mar 17, 2022

The 2022 Oklahoma Peanut EXPO on March 24 at the Business Enterprise Center at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford is a good opportunity for peanut producers to meet and learn from others in their industry.

How to curb the pet obesity epidemic

Mar 11, 2022

Tips to keep pets at a healthy weight

Extension educators host emergency livestock training for Army reservists

Mar 10, 2022

OSU Extension educators and the OSU Extension DART team provided training to Army reservists on how to handle livestock in emergency situations.

Oklahoma 4-H Foundation achieves $100,000 goal for New Frontiers campaign

Mar 9, 2022

American Farmers & Ranchers Cooperative (AFR) committed a generous $13,000 to finish the $100,000 commitment set by Oklahoma 4-H Foundation directors and staff for naming opportunities in the New Frontiers Agricultural Hall on the Oklahoma State