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Veterinary Viewpoints: Summer travel with your pet

Thu, Jun 17, 2021

Summer is here, and with it often comes travel. If you plan to take your furry friend with you, there are a few things to consider before you head out on the highway or purchase that plane ticket.

dogscatsAnimal Health and SciencesCollege of Veterinary MedicineOSU Agriculture
OSU Agriculture to honor six individuals with Champion award

Thu, Jun 17, 2021

Oklahoma State University is honoring six individuals who have demonstrated a continuing commitment to agricultural sciences and natural resources.

OSU AgricultureNews TopicsChampion for OSUDASNR
OSU to honor six agriculture alumni with Distinguished Alumni Award

Thu, Jun 17, 2021

Oklahoma State University is honoring six individuals who have brought distinctive credit to the university’s Ferguson College of Agriculture and contributed significantly to society.

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OSU entomology professor presented lifetime achievement award

Wed, Jun 16, 2021

Tom Royer has been an integrated pest management advocate and researcher since 1983 and a leading force behind IPM Oklahoma! - an integrative program involving agricultural, horticultural and urban pest management systems.

OSU AgricultureResearchOSU ExtensionDepartment of Entomology and Plant PathologyFood Land and Natural Resourcesintegrated pest managementOSU Ag Research
Embrace food safety while enjoying summer produce

Wed, Jun 16, 2021

Proper handling of produce to ensure food safety.

Food Land and Natural ResourcesFood and Agricultural Products CenterNews TopicsOSU AgricultureDASNRFAPC
FAPC leaders remain optimistic in food industry

Tue, Jun 15, 2021

The Industry Advisory Committee of Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultulral Products Center met recently at OSU to learn more about faculty research.

Food and Agricultural Products CenterFAPCIndustry Advisory CommitteeNews TopicsAgricultural Sciences and Natural ResourcesDASNROSU Agriculture
OSU Extension checks canning equipment for safety

Tue, Jun 15, 2021

Oklahoma State University Extension offers assistance in testing canning equipment.

Department of Nutritional SciencesFamily and Consumer Sciences Cooperative ExtensionFood Land and Natural ResourcesOSU AgricultureAgricultural Communications ServicesOSU Extension
Horses need up-to-date West Nile virus vaccinations

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

OSU Extension recommendations are for horse owners and equine managers to consult with their local large animal veterinarian as there are different vaccines available on the market.

Oklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceFood Land and Natural ResourcesOutreach and EngagementNews TopicsOSU ExtensionAnimal Health and SciencesAnimal and Food SciencesOSU AgricultureWest Nile virusmosquitoesHorses
OSU alum chooses the road less traveled

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

Oklahoma State University alumnus Jonathan Armbruster has made the bold career choice to become a fifth-generation farmer on his family's farm in Burlington, Oklahoma.

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Vacation plans should include landscape care

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

Tips to care for the landscape while on vacation.

DASNROSU AgricultureAgricultural Communications ServicesFood Land and Natural ResourcesOSU ExtensionOklahoma GardeningDepartment of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture
Social media key in food recall management

Fri, Jun 11, 2021

Social media carries more weight in managing food recalls than originally believed, according to recent Oklahoma State University research. The findings could have implications on how the agricultural industry and policymakers shape more effective risk communications and deal with related market impacts.

Ferguson College of AgricultureNews Topicssocial mediaAgricultural Sciences and Natural ResourcesFAPCrecallOSU Agriculture
Insect control key to successful double-crop soybean management

Fri, Jun 11, 2021

Soybeans planted after wheat are vulnerable to several insect pests, but most especially defoliating caterpillars and grasshoppers.

News Topicssoybeansinsect controlOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceOutreach and EngagementFood Land and Natural ResourcesOSU ExtensionCrops_Grains and Oilseeds__WheatOSU Agriculturedouble-crop soybeansDepartment of Entomology and Plant Pathologyinsecticides

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