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The Noble Research Institute continues tradition of teaching home and farm safety to area students.

The Sloan clamshell end wall consists of a series of hoops that swivel at the base enabling the end wall to open and close.

Fall and winter roost habitat may be the most critical and limited Rio Grande turkey habitat. Wild turkeys roost in relatively tall, mature trees with large crowns, spreading horizontal branches, and relatively few woody plants and tall herbaceous plants under their canopies.

The Noble Research Institute offers assistance, continues research for drought-stricken Southern Great Plains.

The "new normal" can be defined as the period of time from 1981-2010, a span of 30 years, when Oklahoma rainfall was significantly more abundant than it had been in the previous 87 years.

Alfalfa stands within the Southern Great Plains are often infested with cotton root rot, causing heavily affected fields to be taken out of production within two to three years.

As input prices continue to rise for cow-calf producers, it is increasingly important to maximize revenue when marketing calves.

Five Oklahoma farmers and ranchers share their stories the stories behind our food and why they love producing it.

Of the 46 species of snakes native to Oklahoma, only seven are venomous to humans. If you learn to identify the seven venomous species, then you will recognize other Oklahoma snakes as not dangerous, even though you may not be able to identify the species.

The tax implications of cattle sales caused by a drought are fairly straight-forward. There are two different tax treatments that apply.