By Barry Whitworth, DVM In the first half of 2017, four cases of rabies have been diagnosed in cattle in Oklahoma. When most people think of...
By Ralph Chain I received a letter just a while back from a foundation that is receiving $20 million to help the farmers and ranchers survive....
By Barry Whitworth, DVM With all the rain that has been occurring, sheep and goat producers should be observing their flocks for signs of lameness. Lame...
By Kay Ledbetter LAWTON, Okla. – With low wheat prices, stocker cattle options for farmers and ranchers take on more importance in the Rolling Plains of...
By Ralph Chain In the 1890s, with the exception of about a dozen, cowboy songs were not generally known. Jack Thorpe, who researched cowboy songs in...
By Melanie Jackson, FAPC Communications Graduate Assistant (Stillwater, Okla. – July 6, 2017) Oklahoma State University’s Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center is providing...
By Everett Brazil, III Oklahoma is a leader in hard red winter wheat production, and Oklahoma State University continues that legacy yearly through the wheat breeding...
By Trisha Gedon Communications Specialist Agricultural Communications Services Oklahoma State University A thick slice of tomato, picked fresh from the vine, is a great addition to...
By Ralph Chain I have seen a lot of change in my lifetime. One of the most historical changes I guess would be concerning the San...
By Everett Brazil, III Altus is in the heart of Southwest Oklahoma cotton production. Receiving irrigation from Lake Altus-Lugert to the north, much water flows through...