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NSF grant enhances Oklahoma research infrastructure
The Oklahoma economy is heavily dependent on the extraction and use of natural resources. Predictable and increasing services of energy, food, fiber, freshwater and clean air are needed to maintain a healthy society.
Association represents prescribed burn practitioners
Many landowners already use prescribed fire for accomplishing their management goals. However, most landowners do not, due to fear of liability as well as a lack of knowledge, labor and equipment.
Muzungu to Ugandan: 50 Steps to Becoming an Honorary Citizen
Alex Major gives advice for how to become an honorary Ugandan.
Oh how times flies
It's hard to think about leaving a place you have come to love. I have done it before and I know I will have to do it again, but this time seems a little different.
Africa: Take two
I get ready to leave for Uganda, I am full of mixed emotions.
Thank you, Uganda
I think my time in Uganda has impacted me in ways that will stay with me for the rest of my life.
2017 Cattle Market Update: Dr. Darrell Peel
After the roller coaster ride of the 2015-2016 cattle markets, Oklahoma State University professor Derrell Peel, Ph.D., looks at the factors that will affect inventories and prices in 2017 and beyond.
Generation to Generation
The Varner family has passed two constants from father to son to grandson: a love of the land and a redefining relationship with the Noble Research Institute.
From beginning to end
On June 22 and 23, Abby, Kalyn and I were lucky to have the opportunity to attend a meeting of the Livestock Marketing Information Center in Oklahoma City.
Protected Agriculture: Low Tunnel Demonstration
Jim Shrefler, an area horticulture specialist from Oklahoma State University, demonstrates his methods for low tunnel construction as well as his trial studies using low tunnels to keep out crop-destructive insects such as squash bugs.