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Oklahoma Farmers Take to the Skies: Drones Boost Scouting, Spraying, and Soil Health
Mon Oct 13th, 2025 12:51:51 CDT
Associate Farm Reporter Carli Davenport spoke with OSU Extension Weed Specialist Liberty Galvin, who discussed how drones are creating new opportunities in modern agriculture, both for livestock and crop production. She explained that “drones are a technological opportunity for us to expand our agricultural operations”, noting that producers in Oklahoma are using them to “scout ...
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Introducing the New Grain Economist: Dr. Todd Hubbs Joins OSU
Sat Oct 11th, 2025 19:29:30 CDT
Oklahoma State University (OSU) has filled a key role in its agricultural economics division with the hiring of Dr. Todd Hubbs, who steps into the role of Small Grains Specialist, succeeding the influential Dr. Kim Anderson. In an interview with Farm Director KC Sheperd at the Rural Economic Outlook Conference, Dr. Hubbs discussed his background, his ...
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Battling the Blitz: OSU’s Kelly Seuhs on Fall Armyworm Control and Prevention
Sat Oct 11th, 2025 19:27:56 CDT
The fall armyworm is a perennial and persistent pest, consistently invading Oklahoma from the Gulf Coast states starting in early summer. In a conversation with Farm Director KC Sheperd, Kelly Seuhs, an entomologist at Oklahoma State University (OSU), confirmed that armyworms are a problem “almost a problem. I feel like every year” and advised producers ...
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Dr. David Lalman: Balancing Cow Size, Genetics, and Profitability in Today’s Cow-Calf Operations Mon Oct 13th, 2025 13:33:02 CDT
Today’s beef buzz features comments from Beef Cattle Specialist Dr. David Lalman of Oklahoma State University, who recently discussed cow size, genetics, and management decisions for today’s cow-calf producers during the OSU Field Day with Oklahoma Farm Report’s Carli Davenport. Lalman explained that cow size remains a key factor in determining profitability for operations with limited grazing ...
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