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Oklahoma, Regional Roundup, research, Southern Region

Producers needed for Asian longhorned tick study

Oklahoma State University researchers are conducting a new study on the Asian longhorned tick and how it affects Oklahoma cattle herds. Read More

A combine motors through a wheat field a few years back southwest of Salina, Kansas. (Journal photo by Tim Unruh.)
Crops, research, Soybeans, Wheat

Study calls for new approach to estimate crop yield potential, gaps

Black Angus cattle graze along rocky area of pasture. (Courtesy photo.)
Agronomics, economy, Energies

NASDA recognizes ag’s powerful contributions



Iowa Pork Producers

Study shows pork industry vital to Iowa’s economy

Photo courtesy of U.S. Wheat Associates.

Pulse grains in wheat rotations can increase profits

Large industrial drone with thermal camera. (Photo: Adobe Stock │ #437787201 - SobrevolandPatagonia)

Grant to aid drone-assisted pastureland study

Kansas State University floral design instructor Irina Sheshukova (right) hands two carnations to a college student during the 2023 National Petal it Forward day Oct. 18. (Photo courtesy of K-State Research and Extension.)

Don’t worry, be happy: It could lead to a longer life

Bible - Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash.

Meditation

A healthy alfalfa stands means solid bottom lines. (Photo courtesy of Fred Miller.)

Study shows first year management practices critical to maximizing alfalfa yield

Americans feel less connected to their communities post-COVID, according to a 2023 U.S. Surgeon General’s report on loneliness and social isolation. Montana State University has partnered with MU Extension and the MU Department of Psychological Sciences to study the connection between loneliness and mental health in agricultural workers and rural residents.

Loneliness can be as harmful as smoking

Cardamom has shown a range of health benefits, including weight loss and reducing inflammation. (Texas A&M AgriLife Courtesy photo)

Study shows cardamom increases appetite, burns fat