By Barry Whitworth, DVM In October 2016 the United States Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of screwworms in the Florida Keys. The initial case was...
By Chris Cox Social movements are a lot like agricultural operations. An idea, much like a seed, has to be nurtured, cultivated and grown into something...
Conservation & Agriculture Reach Everyone By Sarah Blaney Oklahoma is home to more than 18,000 Native American, African-American, Hispanic-American and Asian-American farmers and ranchers. The majority...
By Everett Brazil, III Oklahoma has a variety of crops grown throughout the state, which includes cotton, corn, wheat, sorghum, soybeans and canola. They have long...
By Ddee Haynes It had been more than two months since any moisture fell in western Oklahoma. The winds were fierce for weeks and the lack...
By Ralph Chain I have seen a lot of things happen in my lifetime. While most were good, I have seen some things that were not...
In 1993, a group of forward-thinking Oklahoma energy leaders, in concert with the Oklahoma State Legislature, formed the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board (OERB). The OERB had...
Jimmy Emmons receives the Leopold Conservation Award By Chris Cox and Sarah Blaney In Oklahoma, conservation plays a key role in just about every farming and...
No-Till By Everett Brazil, III The hA family has been farming in Harmon County for several generations. It is their lifeblood, and they are constantly striving...
By Barry Whitworth Sheep producers’ profits depend on many things, but the more lambs that can be marketed, the better the opportunity to make a profit....