OSU Ag Communications and MarketingFollow OSU Native Pecan Field Day 2023 The annual pecan field day will cover topics such as establishing a native grove, the effects of prolonged drought stress and wildlife depredation. (Photo by OSU Pecan Management.)

Oklahoma Native Pecan Field Day in October

One tour stop was held at Loving Farms near Pawnee Rock. Pictured are (front row, L to R) Garret Otter, Almena; Brody Thayer, La Cygne; Allison Castilleja, Satanta; Leslie Smith, Ashland; Jack Adams, Plains; Cooper Imthurn, Maple Hill; Jay Ziegelmeier, Hays; Garret Smith, Great Bend; Bubba Sullivan, Amarillo, TX; (back row, L to R) Cody Howell, Chanute; Erica Auchard, Cimarron; Tara Jo Bina, Halstead; Emily Grund; Wamego; Eric Blythe, White City; Logan Hoobler, Maple Hill; Cole Baumgartner, Westmoreland; Arlan Newby, Haven; Jose Woolfolk, Hugoton; and Cole Renner, Monument.(Photo courtesy of Kansas Livestock Association.)
(Journal photo by Jennifer Theurer.)

Hay fire prevention 

Sunflowers (Photo courtesy of Amberlyn Brown.)
Tonia Miller, Sandhills Veterinary Services, pulls a sample on a bull to test for trichomoniasis. (Journal photo by Jennifer Theurer.)
Pictured, left to right: Gavin Romshek, Jordan McVey, Hannah Missler, Ashlyn Christmann, Adison George, Ryann Kloepping and Blake Schilling. (Photo courtesy of Garden City Community College.)
MU Extension feral hog outreach educator Kevin Crider points out where feral hogs have damaged trees. Hogs rub their bristly bodies on trees after wallowing in waterways. (Photo by Linda Geist.)

Project helps reduce Missouri feral hog population by 65%

Pumpkins come in many different colors in addition to orange, and they are found in a variety of shapes and sizes. (Photo courtesy of National Garden Bureau Inc.)

Keeping your pumpkins longer

  • By Kelsey Hatesohl │ Kansas State University Research and Extension