Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources - Archive
Fire, mixed-species grazing enhances livestock production in $10 million research project
The project will help agricultural land managers adopt practices that will increase food production and promote more sustainable rangelands.
Cattle industry losing billions to COVID-19, report finds
The U.S. cattle industry lost an estimated $13.6 billion by early April this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and more economic damages to agriculture are likely, according to a study commissioned by the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association released this week.
Severe weather requires advanced planning for older adults
Older adults need to plan ahead during storm season.
April is Made in Oklahoma Month
April is Made in Oklahoma Month, and the Oklahoma State University Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center is encouraging Oklahomans to support local food companies, even during this time of national crisis.
4-H Youth Development Program under new leadership
Steve Beck is the new program leader for the Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development Program.
CARES Act provides some financial relief
The CARES Act will provide financial relief to many, including those with students loans and those collecting unemployment benefits.
Oklahoma crop producers urged to be proactive
Soil temperatures and other weather conditions indicate most Oklahoma crop producers wanting to plant corn should do so now.
Read fine print of loan forbearance agreements
Loan companies may be offering forbearance on some loan payments, but it is vital to read the fine print of the agreement.
Be cautious when sheltering from tornadoes during pandemic
Tornado season during the COVID-19 pandemic may bring changes in sheltering.
Flipping the switch on power outages
Consumers should prepare for power outages just as they do for other emergency situations.
Firewise helps landowners be proactive during wildfire season
Recommendations from the National Firewise Communities helps landowners be proactive against wildfires.
Safe water, food and medicine important after wildfire
Safe water, food and medications are important following a wildfire.
OSU ag collects, donates PPE supplies for health care providers
The coronavirus pandemic has caused international shortages of critical personal protective equipment. People around the world are responding to significant needs by donating gloves, masks, face shields and other necessary supplies to help keep health care professionals, patients and families safe during these unprecedented times.
A healthy immune system is the first step in fighting off germs and viruses.
Horse owners urged to plan care during pandemic
While the primary concern of the COVID-19 pandemic is for human health, horse owners should have plans in place to ensure proper care of their horses in case of sickness and hospitalization.
COVID-19 shows importance of emergency financial plans
The coronavirus pandemic has driven home the importance of financial management and emergency savings accounts.
Pandemic brings out scammers in full force
Be aware of scammers during pandemic who are looking to steal your money or identity.
OSU Extension services and programs continue through pandemic
More than 100 years of science-based, community service by Oklahoma State University Extension will continue unabated through the challenges presented by the novel coronavirus pandemic, Associate Vice President for OSU Extension Damona Doye said.
Cow-calf producers may find two-stage weaning process useful
Producers with fall-calving herds should not overlook two-stage weaning, where the calf is weaned from milk before it is weaned from the cow.
OHCE groups put sewing skills to good use for local hospital
OHCE group puts sewing skills to use to provide medical masks to local hospital
Census participation urged during coronavirus response
Disruptions and distractions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic must not be allowed to keep Oklahomans from participating in the Census, officials said. There's too much at stake.