Insecticide Resistance
By Everett Brazil, III The cotton bollworm and corn earworm have been a problem for producers in years past, but modern transgenic cotton and corn varieties contain specialized traits designed to eliminate the pests from […]
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The Certified Angus Beef ® brand marks 40th anniversary with barn paintings
Celebration at Pfeiffer Angus, Mulhall, Okla., April 27 WOOSTER, Ohio – April 23, 2018 – In 2018, the Certified Angus Beef ® brand is celebrating 40 years of bringing the best Angus beef to consumers. […]
Coxiellosis (Q Fever)
By Barry Whitworth Since the Center for Disease Control (CDC) classified Coxiella burnetii as a potential bioterrorism agent and made it a reportable disease, it has been discovered that Q fever in humans is more […]
Backroad Bites: Bills
By Kristi Hawks My backroad bites this month was west of home to Waurika, Okla. On this day, I enjoyed the break in winter while traveling across the countryside toward the Red River. I saw […]
Destined for Greatness
Wacey Schalla By Ddee Haynes I truly believe that we are all destined for greatness, but only the individual willing to put forth the effort and take chances will achieve that greatness. You can tell […]
Breathe Silver, Win Gold
Oklahoma woman develops and patents nebulizer By Laci Jones Oklahoma native Tonda Collins used her background in the healthcare industry and her knowledge of horses to develop a potentially lifesaving product for horses as well […]
Lacey’s Pantry – Root Beer Float Pie
By Lacey Newlin There’s nothing more satisfying than a root beer Float after a long day. That creamy, dreamy ice cream and root beer hits the spot for adults and kids! Why not try it […]
Where the Paved Road Ends: Boots and Pearls
By Beth Watkins When I met G.W., it was very evident that this country boy and this city girl lived in two very different worlds, just two hours apart. Many country songs have been written […]
7 Commonly Missed Tax Deductions
By Lisa Bryant Spring brings budding trees, green grass and new baby animals for many Oklahoma farms and ranches. For some, it may be time when all the receipts get calculated and you make the […]
The Endurance of Conservation Districts
By Sarah Blaney “In this democracy, national action to conserve soil must be generated by these millions of land users. If they are active and willing participants in such a movement, it will endure; otherwise […]