Agriculture is an important industry in Oklahoma, worth nearly $4.8 billion annually. Oklahoma's agriculture includes livestock (meat, dairy, poultry and eggs, companion animals) and crops (food grains, feed crops, cotton, oil crops).

Pastures containing improved forages and native rangeland comprise 23 million acres of Oklahoma land. Forage and hay production (alfalfa + grass) was worth more than $600 million in 2007!

A page dedicated to understanding Root Knot and Soybean Cyst Nematode and their hosts, symptoms and control properties.

Even though the weather is cooling down, homeowners should leave up their hummingbird feeders for a bit longer.

Managing Storm-Damaged Trees How to manage trees following storm damage such as rehabilitation, removal, wound response, pruning, diseases and invasive insects.

Due to disease or wind/ice storms, sometimes trees must be removed, leaving an unsightly stump. Removing a stump typically isn't fast, easy or inexpensive, but following are a few ways to tackle the task.

There are some species that can cause problems in the landscape, including moles, which are most active in the spring and fall. Although it's unlikely that you'll even see them, their presence will be known.

Filter by. Sort by: Date posted. Title. Search Livestock Pest Management. Submit. Fact Sheet. Common Internal Parasites of the Horse The lifestyle, symptoms and treatments of common internal parasites found in horses. Controlling Common Internal

In this issue: Global Beef Consumption and Imports, Controlling Flies in Cow-Calf Operations, 2026 Payne County Pasture Tour Coming This June.

SunUp TV meets with OSU Extension specialists and researchers to discuss the latest research, crop updates, and many other agricultural topics. Brush Control Topics:. Filter by. Sort by: Date posted. Title. Search Brush Control Invasive Woody Plants.