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The Oklahoma State University wheat variety Showdown is a popular one for producers, including Fred Schmedt of Altus, Oklahoma. Schmedt utilizes the OSU Wheat Variety Trials results to make planting decisions each year. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)
Crops, Oklahoma, Southern Region, Video, Wheat

Wheat producers benefit from OSU Wheat Variety Trials

Fred Schmedt relies on Oklahoma State University Agriculture Wheat Variety Trials to help choose wheat varieties and advise seed customers. Read More

Senior couple cooking dinner at home. (Adobe Stock-#1784017636 │ Marcos Elihu Castillo Ramirez)
Home and Family

Cooking for one or two: Strategies for healthy meals and less waste

Tulsa County 4-H’ers install pollinator flower beds at Tulsa Fire Station 66 along historic Route 66 on June 4. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)
4H, Outdoors, Youth, Youth Programs

Tulsa County 4-H’ers create lasting impact with Route 66 pollinator project

An Oklahoma wheat field. (Photo by Andrea Hanson.)

OSU announces spring wheat plot tour schedule through late May

Oklahoma Sorghum Growers

Regional sorghum meeting set for March 5 in Weatherford, OK

During the third quarter of 2025, OSU Extension educators continued to have large impacts on their communities through programming aimed at health, youth development and cultural development. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)

OSU Extension strengthens families, youth and tribal traditions

The “Dirty Dozen,” which technically encompasses 13 invasive plant species commonly found across the state, can pose several dangers to rangeland in Oklahoma. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)

Mitigate ‘Dirty Dozen’ dangers on your rangeland

Worried concerned girl in Christmas Santa hat having problems with payment by credit card online for New Year purchases, looking at smartphone screen with puzzled face. (iStock │ #1352106053 - fizkes)

Create holiday memories, not holiday debt

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OSU’s Livestock & Range Field Day Oct. 9

Oklahoma State University Extension specialist Scott Frazier and a team of water research experts conduct a well efficiency test in the field of a producer who graduated from the Master Irrigator program. Participants who complete the Extension program receive complimentary well testing for their irrigation systems. The program is funded by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. (Photo provided by Sumit Sharma, OSU Agriculture)

OSU Agriculture offers research, education to extend life of Ogallala Aquifer

Photo of an adult female Asian longhorned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, on a blade of grass. (Photo courtesy James Gathany via the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.)

Producers needed for Asian longhorned tick study