By Ashleigh Faris, Michael Trammel and Kelley Seuhs, learn about grasshoppers as a widespread pest in Oklahoma and how their unpredictable population cycles affect rangeland, pasture, row crops, and gardens, while natural weather patterns and predators often limit severe outbreaks.

By Ryan DeSantis, Sydny Hager, Jia Yang, John Weir and Drew Dally. Learn about fire modeling, what it is, how it is used in Oklahoma, how it can be improved, the programs used to capture fire severity and the key components of fire models.

By David Lalman, Amanda De Oliveira Silva, Brian Arnall, Dana Zook, Jason Warren, Julia Laughlin, Kevin Wagner, Laura Goodman, Paul Beck and Lyndall Stout. Learn the definitions for the regenerative agriculture concept, describe foundational practices specific to Oklahoma agriculture, and discuss published and ongoing research related to these practices.

By Hannah M. Baker, Hannah E. Shear, Derrell S. Peel, Kellie Curry Raper, Samuel D. Fuhlendorf. Learn about the implementation, cost and benefits of patch-burn grazing.

Learn about the effect that extended stocker grazing has on wheat and stocker profits.

Los incendios salvajes representan desafíos únicos para los ranchos y granjas.

Detailed information on how to apply mixed-species grazing practices into your operation to increase profits.

Discussion regarding the rainfall index vs. actual rainfall, the accuracy of county base values for hay in Oklahoma and optimal choices for producers.