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Extent of wheat damage variable after recent storms

May 12, 2021

Evaluating damage is literally a field-by-field process. Overall, the Oklahoma wheat crop still looks quite good.

Reusable totes can carry health risks with groceries

May 11, 2021

Reusable grocery totes can be a source of foodborne illnesses.

Wildlife biologists gain valuable information from smartphone app

May 7, 2021

Wildlife biologists learn more about Oklahoma's gamebird brooding habits thanks to smartphone application.

Festival to highlight benefits of composting

May 6, 2021

Festival at Will Rogers Gardens in Oklahoma City on May 22 will highlight the benefits of composting.

Time to deworm sheep and goats once again

May 6, 2021

Internal parasites in sheep and goats can be especially serious threats to animal health and production, and the barber pole worm is the worst of the lot.

Botanic Garden at OSU concert series begins May 14

May 5, 2021

The Concerts in the Garden series begins May 14.

Oklahoma strawberry growers optimistic for 2021 harvest

May 5, 2021

Food festivals, farmers markets and other events that showcase Oklahoma produce are returning to the calendar, including the Adair County Strawberry Festival.

OSU Extension helps launch community grocery store

May 5, 2021

A new community grocery store is bringing healthy produce to a food desert in northeast Oklahoma City, in a private-public partnership supported by Oklahoma State University Extension agricultural expertise.

Know your quality grades to get the most out of steak season

May 4, 2021

More than 98% of American households purchased meat in 2020, and 43% of Americans now buy more meat than before the pandemic.

Storm cleanup requires chainsaw caution, safety

May 3, 2021

Be cautious when using a chainsaw during storm cleanup.