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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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Latest Posts
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Fall Armyworm IN Wheat: Look Closely When Scouting Your Fields!
This article was written by Dr. Tom Royer, Extension Entomologist Lanie Hale, from Wheeler Brothers sent a picture of “window paned” wheat from a…
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Wheat Germination and Emergence in Hot Soils
Soil temperatures in Oklahoma can be hot when planting in late August to early September for forage-only or dual-purpose wheat (Figure 1). Seed that was…
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Be Ready to Scout for Fall Armyworm!
Fall armyworm was a significant pest for producers in Oklahoma last year, and this year is setting up to be the same scenario. It is…
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Planting Date and Seeding Rate Considerations for Winter Wheat
The 2017-2018 wheat growing season is setting up similar to last year with many producers wanting to target more of the forage side of wheat…
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