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Fall Pasture Spraying

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss options for great weed control in the fall, before frost sets in.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Volunteer Trees

This week's Weed of the Week is volunteer trees. Take control of volunteer trees early to avoid a trickly problem on your farm.... More ›

2019 Crop Assessment Tour Day1

Day One with Devin Homick... More ›

How to fix high pH soils on your farm

In this segment of Ag PhD, Brian and Darren Hefty discuss pH levels in your soil, and what you can do to maximize your growing conditions.... More ›

Iron talk - Preventing Combine fires

With harvest season around the corner, Darren Hefty discusses an important topic to keep you and your family safe while combining.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee looks back at how sites across the state measured the storms on Tuesday. Gary McManus shows us where drought is strengthening across the state.... More ›

Meet Prof. Barry Micallef (greenhouse vegetable production)

Barry is a professor in the Department of Plant Agriculture who researches greenhouse plants, including tomatoes. For example, he works to improve harvest yields through physiological and genetic factors.... More ›

Grapevine Viruses

Grapevine Viruses : AgricultureCanadaEng... More ›

Supporting our potato and horticulture industry

The 2018 Canada-PEI Fall Harvest Recovery Initiative will provide up to $15.6 million to assist affected producers with the extraordinary costs related to excess moisture and cold temperatures during the 2018 fall harvest.... More ›

Controlling Volunteer Wheat

Bob Hunger explains why controlling volunteer wheat and grassy weeds now, can limit mite-transmitted diseases in the 2020 wheat crop.... More ›

Cotton Update

Seth Byrd says cotton needs heat units, but not hundred-degree temperatures. Overall, cotton is progressing nicely across the state, especially irrigated cotton.... More ›

How do soybeans produce their own nitrogen?

This farm basic talks about the relationship between microbes in the soil and soybeans.... More ›

Discussing Green Snap & Lodging in Corn

In today's Ag PhD Segment, Brian and Darren discuss a topic that farmers dislike - Green Snap and Lodging.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee shows us how hot the state has been compared to average. Gary McManus says drought is strengthening across southwestern Oklahoma.... More ›

Apples and Mother Nature

Apple farmers must be prepared for whatever Mother Nature might throw their way. In this video, Murray will explain the tools they use to protect the apple orchard from the elements and harmful pests, while still keeping pollinators, workers, and the environment safe.... More ›