A guide on identifying lead curl, what the symptoms are, what the disease cycle looks like and how to control it.

How to apply pesticides for effective insect and disease control in commercial pecan operations.

One of the major specialty crops in Oklahoma is the pecan, which this fact sheet will cover in detail.

Information intended for home growers regarding concerns about pesticide residues, drift, toxicity and their application methods.

This article describes plants that are suitable for Oklahoma due to their heat and drought tolerance as well as commercial availability.

Data compares the amount of spray volume materials needed for peaches and nectarines based on the timing and pests involved.

The standards of produce safety highlighting the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and the Produce Safety Rule (PSR).

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