Learn more how fire affects soil erosion on Great Plains rangelands. Learn how wind and water move soil after burns, what research shows about risk and why native grasses help limit long-term damage.

Learn how to build a crisis communication plan with guidance on identifying risks, assigning responsibilities and preparing responses that help organizations recover faster and make better decisions during emergencies.

By Brent Ladd, Rodney Jones and Courtney Bir. Learn about multiple farm programs are offered to assist agricultural producers through the Farm Service Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Service and Risk Management Agency. Qualifying for federal

By Amy Hagerman. Learn more about the federal programs available for beef cattle producers after a wildfire is out and initial injuries are treated. Producers can begin the process of recovery with the financial help of disaster programs.

By Mingying Xiang. Learn about how in Oklahoma, drought is a frequent challenge, especially during the hot summer months. Preparation is essential for enhancing the resilience of lawn against dry periods. Implementing the right practices early on

A list of proven Oklahoma plants that are tolerant for environmental conditions and friendly for gardens.

Learn about the Western District Fires that occurred during the week of February 26, 2024, the damage valuation and recovery cost. By Amy Hagerman and Derrell Peel.

Drought damages are difficult to predict, and meteorological drought data does not always tell the whole story of damages. This factsheet walks through two types of data-US Drought Monitor and USDA Crop Insurance-to measure drought severity. A joint