An explanation of the genetic differences in wheat forage production potential and grazing duration among the most popular varieties grown in Oklahoma.

This serious weed problem in winter wheat impacts the crop through competition and harvesting losses, and dockage losses occur when true cheat seed is marketed with grain.

By Josh Lofton, John Damicone, Anna Zander and Sarah Kezar. Learn about green-stem, or green pod syndrome, which has become one of the biggest challenges for Oklahoma soybean producers.

By Amanda de Oliveira Silva, Robert Calhoun, Brett Carver, Tina Johnson and Molly Sawatzky. Learn about new research about protein concentration of winter wheat varieties.

Information on how the previous summer crop effects the yields, emergence and seeding vigor of grain sorghum, soybean, corn, and sesame summer cash crops.

Learn the best time to plant dual-purpose wheat for the best economic outcome.

Learn about sesame seed oil properties from experts at Oklahoma State extension.

At the time of writing this report, 2021 Oklahoma wheat production is estimated to be approximately 108 million bushels, which is about 4% higher than 2020 production and 2% lower than 2019 production