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president’s note

The Kerr Center is planting a large number of highbush and rabbiteye blueberry varieties to evaluate for eastern Oklahoma.

Timing in planting a fall cover crop is critical for both coverage over the winter and biomass production the following spring.

Through grazing management and limiting the use of de-wormers, we hope we can control parasite loads and decrease parasite resistance.

SARE publications offer an extensive collection of professional, practical advice on many different aspects of sustainable agriculture.

One of few books to focus completely on the subject of woodchips in food production, this new volume is a good resource.

Newly developed varieties of sweet sorghum are resistant to the sugarcane aphid. Read George Kuepper’s update.

In this month’s president’s note, David Redhage takes a look at the history of dragonflies in Oklahoma and on the Kerr Ranch.

Give native plants a leg up in your lawn by adding beds for them. David Redhage offers tips for getting started.

Manage Weeds on Your Farm: A Guide to Ecological Strategies, is a new SARE publication, available free as a pdf.

This book is an interesting study on the history of collards, a food plant tied to the southern United States.