Youth Use Social Media to Promote Agriculture
Young people in the agriculture industry are using social media to share their experiences and promote a positive image of agriculture, which is good...
Bridging the Gap Between Generations
Arkansas farmers urged to involve youth to preserve family farms
Across rural Arkansas, the future of family farming is not as stable as it once...
Successful SAE’s
Agriculturalists play a vital role supporting students’ supervised agricultural experience projects
Students across the country are actively engaged in agricultural education through supervised agricultural experiences...
Fitting in Exercise While Beating the Summer Heat
Exercise is a key part of a healthy lifestyle, but being physically active in Oklahoma’s intense heat may prompt people to skip their regular...
Ticks Have No Off-Season
June through September is considered peak season, but any warm and humid day is tick time. There is no off-season for ticks, says University...
Safely Grazing Metabolic Horses
Our summer has turned into some weekly rains and with that, the green grass growing season has been extended. Grass is the most natural...
Why Lease Farm Equipment and Buildings
Do you need to acquire a piece of agricultural equipment or a farm building to replace one that has worn out or to expand...
Buying Rural Land
What Every Buyer Should Know Before Purchasing Property
Purchasing rural property is exciting. Whether your vision includes a working farm, a cattle ranch, a dairy,...
Should the Family Farm Stay in the Family?
It’s a story as old as the Ozarks themselves.
A young farmer starts with a few acres, a small herd, or a row-crop operation alongside...
Clean Water Troughs Lead to Better Cattle Performance
Maintaining clean watering systems on cattle farms aids in overall herd health
For cattle producers, keeping water troughs clean may seem like a small task...
