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Oklahoma State University's Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources is dedicated to making available science-based information relevant to improving the quality of life for the people of Oklahoma. The Division is comprised of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and two state agencies: the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service.
Leading Story
Awareness and record-keeping important to ensuring well-being of elderly horses
Improvements in health care and nutrition have increased the lifespan of horses and their number of useful years, but management decisions about an elderly equine’s well-being remain a largely individualized focus.
DASNR Leading Story
Nets and Connections
A net is one of the basic tools of a fisheries scientist. Whether it’s a small dip net for catching small fish or a large purse seine used to encircle a large school of ocean fish, nets are essential to capturing and studying fish.
Leading Story 2
Living Christmas Trees
"Gardening Guy" Paul James has great tips for selecting and caring for living Christmas trees that you can decorate and enjoy inside then take outside and plant in the landscape.
DASNR News
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- Clary recognized for completion of Food Systems Leadership Institute Executive Leadership Program
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STILLWATER, Okla. – Already a proven university leader, Cynda Clary, associate dean in Oklahoma State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, is always trying to improve. - Repeatability of calving difficulty in young heifers an often-repeated question over the years
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STILLWATER, Oklahoma – Questions about the repeatability of calving difficulty in young heifers seems to crop up annually, not unsurprisingly given the money invested in growing the heifer into a two-year-old cow. - Retail prices for U.S. beef dependent on a host of economic factors
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STILLWATER, Oklahoma – Retail beef prices are expected to decrease in 2018 given additional supplies, putting additional pressure on wholesale beef prices as well as fed and feeder cattle prices. - Cow-calf producers should start obtaining colostrum now
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STILLWATER, Oklahoma – Cow-calf operators should start locating, obtaining and storing several doses of colostrum or colostrum replacer sure to come in handy before the first heifers start to go into labor this spring. - Providing for the nutritional needs of older horses may require management changes
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STILLWATER, Oklahoma – We are what we eat, goes the old cliché, and the saying is as true for horses as for people, especially as the years pile up. - Region’s premier canola event set for 2018 in Enid
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ENID, Oklahoma – Agricultural producers interested in learning how to maximize their canola production and profitability should register now to attend the Jan. 19 Canola College in Enid. - Finish what you start: OSU graduate walks across stage 48 years after earning degree
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STILLWATER, Okla. – Jerry Ott, a humble family man who uses words like honor, respect, responsibility and service, has worn many hats over the years.
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