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Oklahoma Emergency Preparedness Site

Living in Oklahoma often means dealing with natural disasters. Check out these insights, tips and strategies from OSU experts on ways to keep you and your family prepared and safe in the event of an emergency.

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Fact Sheet
Collecting Forage Samples for Analysis

Proper methods for collecting representative samples are a must in order to fully understand the benefits of forage testing.

Equipment & Structures for Farms & RanchesNatural Disaster RecoveryPastures & ForageStructures for Farms and RanchesWeather & Disaster Preparedness
Fact Sheet
Nitrate Toxicity in Livestock

The potential solutions to prevent nitrate toxicity by using nitrogen fertilizer and awareness of plant factors, the effect of weather and cattle management.

LivestockLivestock Health & DiseaseLivestock Health, Disease & NutritionNatural Disaster RecoveryWeather & Disaster Preparedness
Fact Sheet
Cut and Stuff Practices for Enhanced Cedar Control with Prescribed Fire

The techniques and cautions of prescribed fires for cedar control.

Brush Control (Invasive Woody Plants)Eastern Red CedarPrescribed FireRangeland ManagementWeather & Disaster PreparednessWildfire PreventionWildfires
Fact Sheet
Managing Brush Piles

The appropriate time of year, weather conditions, pile size and ignition practices that should be used when burning brush.

Prescribed FireRangeland ManagementWeather & Disaster PreparednessWildfire PreventionWildfires
Fact Sheet
Establishing a Lawn in Oklahoma

A detailed guide to establishing a lawn with grass selection, soil and site preparation, seeding, ground maintenance and post-establishment care in Oklahoma.

DroughtGardening & Lawn CareHome & Garden Water IssuesLandscapingLawns & TurfgrassWaterWater ConservationWeather & Disaster Preparedness
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