Barry Whitworth, DVM | Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma *Article originally printed in the October 2022 issue of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch....
By Dr. Devan England DVM Does your horse have gastric ulcers? Gastric or stomach ulcers are frequently blamed for a variety of things including poor performance,...
Each spring, Oklahomans can regularly be found listening to the radio or watching the television as weathermen and women report severe weather locations. Counties are typically...
Most of us have been there. You take a bite of something that looks harmless enough, and within seconds, your mouth is on fire. Your eyes...
By the time April settles in across Oklahoma, you can feel the change coming. The air gets heavier. The wind shifts. Clouds start building in a...
By the time the June issue reaches readers, the regular breeding season is winding down for many horse owners. Some mares are already confirmed in foal,...
When most people think about wildlife on a ranch, they probably picture deer slipping through the trees, turkeys moving across a pasture or quail flushing from...
Aquatic vegetation can make a pond look messy, but plant growth in the water is not always a problem. In fact, some vegetation is good for...
By Barry Whitworth, DVM, MPH | Senior Extension Specialist Department of Animal & Food Sciences | Ferguson College of Agriculture | Oklahoma State University According to...
By Summer McMillen Everyone that knows anything about horses knows that there are bad ones, good ones, and great ones. The bad ones are good for...