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Join us May 12th for the 2017 Lahoma Wheat Field Day!
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David Marburger
Since April 2016, I have served as the Small Grains Extension Specialist at Oklahoma State University. My research and extension efforts focus on delivering science-based recommendations in order to increase small grains production and profitability for stakeholders throughout Oklahoma and the southern Great Plains.
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2017-2018 Oklahoma Wheat Crop Overview
At the time of writing this report, 2018 Oklahoma wheat production is estimated to be 52.0 million bushels, which is 47% less than the 2017…
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Harvest for Oklahoma Wheat About to Wrap Up
Report by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission Despite the scattered rains across parts of Northern Oklahoma this week, harvest progressed in most areas. Rainfall in…
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Harvest for Oklahoma Wheat Slows this Week with 93% of Harvest Completed
Report by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission The Oklahoma wheat harvest has not progressed much from our report given on Tuesday, June, 19th due to…
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Harvest for Oklahoma Wheat 90% Complete
Report by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission The Oklahoma Wheat harvest is mostly complete for the Southwest, South Central, Central, West Central, Central, and Northeast…
