By Ann Asher The first cool evenings of September make sitting outside sound good again. After months of Oklahoma heat, a fire pit, a few chairs...
By Justine Anderson | OCC Public Information Manager In Pawnee, Oklahoma, one landowner needed a plan and some help to turn his 400 acres, with three...
By Ann Asher For many horse owners, a Coggins test is part of the routine. If you’re headed to a horse show, rodeo, sale, boarding facility...
By Savannah Magoteaux, Editor Bluejacket, Oklahoma, is the kind of town where almost everyone knows everyone else. With a population of about 300 and a K-12...
By Barry Whitworth, DVM Recently, I accompanied a County Extension Ag Educator on a farm visit about concerns of blue-green algae toxicity. A few days later,...
By Savannah Magoteaux Right now, our ponds are looking a little tired. Water levels may be down after weeks of heat and limited rain. Vegetation can...
By OKFR Staff By the time September rolls around in Oklahoma, most of us are more than ready for rain. After weeks or months of dry...
By OKFR Staff Drought is easy to see in a pasture. Grass turns brown, ponds shrink, creeks stop running and crops struggle. It’s harder to see...
By Tony Dean, tonydean.tx1@gmail.com Frog fruit is a native, low-growing perennial forb adapted to most of the eastern U.S., but few grazers know it well. It...
Stock tanks are a common sight across Oklahoma pastures. For livestock producers, they are one of the most practical ways to provide dependable water where natural...