By Laci Jones With spring approaching, so does kidding season. Goat owners prepare for the expected including late nights and assisted births. However, preparing for the...
Common mistakes attract agricultural property theft By: Lisa Bryant Farmers are generally trusting souls. Many of us grew up without locking the front door. Country folks...
By Laci Jones A dog is commonly referred to as “man’s best friend,” but is the saying still true for a working dog? Randy Reed, an...
By Barry Whitworth, OCES Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma After more than 24 years in private practice, I made a switch to...
By Marty New, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service SW Area Livestock Specialist As cowherd expansion continues and first calf heifers are being placed in the herd, we...
Farmers and ranchers must unite to tell the real story of agriculture. By Lisa Bryant In the 1943 musical “Oklahoma!” a peaceful party turns into a...
ARDMORE, Okla. — The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation will host a Fall Grazing Workshop: Taking Stock of Winter Pasture from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,...
By: Joelle R. Hayden, Public Affairs Specialist, USDA Animal and Health Inspection Service Earlier this year, we experienced this country’s largest outbreak of highly pathogenic avian...
By: Jackie Lee, Fruit and Pecan Extension Entomologist Fall webworms occur throughout the US and attack many types of deciduous hardwood trees and a few evergreen...
By: Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist in latest Cow/Calf Corner newsletter Last week’s Crop Progress report indicated that 65 percent of Oklahoma...