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We travel to Altus, OK with the OSU Department of Design, Housing, and Merchandising to see the cotton harvest first hand and realize how cotton plays an important role in the textile industry. For…

In 1944, with strong support from President Henry G. Bennett, the Oklahoma Flying Farmers organization was born on the OAMC campus as an association for farmers, both men and women, who owned and…

We visit with Jordan Billingsley, a cotton producer in Oklahoma, about the process of growing and harvesting cotton. Airdate (11/14/20) #4720 Questions? To find out more information about…

Congressman Frank Lucas graduated from OSU in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics. He served more than five years in the Oklahoma House of Representatives before being…

With more consumers interested in the farm-to-table movement, there is an increased demand in the "eat local" meat movement.

OkState Extension Cattle Specialist Glenn Selk explains why now is a good time to prepare your operation for spring calving and what to include in an emergency calving kit.

OkState agricultural engineers Wayne Kiner and Randy Taylor offer lockout options for electrical breaker boxes.

We return to the newly rebuilt and renamed Tipton Valley Research Center, which was devastated by an EF-4 tornado two years ago.

We talk with Tom Buchanan, manager of the Altus-Lugert Irrigation District, about the impact of the drought on cotton production and the local economy.

We talk with Randy Boman, Extension Cotton Specialist, about this year's cotton crop.

We visit the Muller family farm near Martha in southwest Oklahoma and talk with Jackson County Extension Director Gary Strickland about the cotton harvest.

OKSTATE Extension Beef Cattle Specialist Glenn Selk explains how body condition scores may help producers make culling decisions.

OkState Livestock Entomologist Justin Talley describes a study that measures insect stress on cattle at OSU's Eastern Research Station at Haskell.

Water Issues, Water Rights, Cattle Stress Test, Totusek Lecture Preview, Naturally Speaking, Shop Stop, Mesonet Weather, Cow-Calf Corner and Market Monitor

OkState Agricultural Engineers Randy Taylor and Wayne Kiner demonstrate a way to tell if bearings are overheating.

OkState Extension Legal Specialist Shannon Ferrell explains water classifications, permits and landowner rights.