A blog about small grains in the southern Great Plains
I wanted to share a few pics from Rocky Thacker, Station Superintendent at the OSU Southwest Research and Extension Center near Altus, OK. These pictures were taken on April 8 and clearly show the extent of the current drought’s damage to the southwest Oklahoma wheat crop.
This article was written by Bob Hunger, Extension Wheat Pathologist Last week (08-April) in southwestern OK, Gary Strickland (Jackson County Extn Educator) reported seeing…
This article was written by Bob Hunger, Extension Wheat Pathologist Reports of foliar diseases, especially stripe and leaf rust, are starting to increase in southern…
Amanda de Oliveira Silva, Small Grains Extension Specialist First hollow stem (FHS) is the optimal time to remove cattle from wheat pasture. This occurs when…
This article was written by Dr. Bob Hunger, Extension Wheat Pathologist Although relatively quiet, some wheat diseases have started to appear across Oklahoma over the…
