Aphids are the most important insect pests of small grains in Oklahoma. Present from crop emergence through grain fill, the changeable climate in Oklahoma makes it difficult to predict when they will cause damage.

By Courtney Bir and Camryn Lucas. Learn about various opportunities for a beekeeper to produce products in addition to honey, methods to budget and market said products and the best price point to breakeven.

Learn about the symptoms and cycle of disease of black rot of grapes and how to control the infection.

By Dieter Rudolph, David Coyle, Crawford (Wood) Johnson and Ryan DeSantis. Learn about the emerald ash borer beetle and how to identify ash trees, as well as how to treat ash trees that have emerald ash borer signs.

Weed control basics for preemergence and postemergence herbicide principles in fruit tree crops.

Learn about borers and what causes them to attack shade trees.

A general guide on how to care for Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches and how they can be used to demonstrate insect concepts.

Information regarding production and pricing of honey. Its goal is to assist beekeepers with honey collecting, budgeting, and marketing.

Identifying common insect species found in Oklahoma corn fields during the mid- and late-season can be made easier by following this guide.

The more typical larvae of the common insect species found in pecans and on pecan trees in Oklahoma are looked at in detail.