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Triple threat: The trio of Ferguson College students serving as the faces of OSU this fall

Hunter Morton, Olivia Klug and Pete Littlefield share something in common, beyond serving as the mascots for OSU this year. The three are students in the Ferguson College of Agriculture.
Triple threat: The trio of Ferguson College students serving as the faces of OSU this fall
Drought concerns loom with spring on the horizon

Thu, Feb 10, 2022

Oklahoma State University Extension specialists discuss how the current drought is affecting the state's wheat crop and cattle markets.

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Accredited HACCP course available online

Tue, Feb 8, 2022

The Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center at OSU is hosting an accredited Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points training course in both online and in-person formats.

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Give grace with failed New Year’s resolutions

Tue, Feb 1, 2022

Tips for getting back on the wagon if New Year's resolutions have failed.

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Hines honored as OSU Extension Distinguished Educator

Mon, Jan 31, 2022

Oklahoma State University Extension recognized LaDonna Hines, director of Oklahoma County OSU Extension, as a Distinguished Educator during an awards ceremony in Stillwater.

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OSU Extension hosting Pecan Management Course

Fri, Jan 28, 2022

Established and novice pecan producers are invited to participate in the upcoming Pecan Management Course hosted by OSU Extension.

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Plan the new year with FAPC

Thu, Jan 27, 2022

OSU's Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center offers a variety of training opportunities to help businesses increase productivity and reduce expenses.

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Social media response to disaster lacks follow-through

Thu, Jan 27, 2022

The intensity of emotions expressed online when natural disasters strike doesn't necessarily lead to an equal amount of financial assistance when people need recovery help afterward, according to recent Oklahoma State University research.

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