Since 2008 I have served as the Precision Nutrient Management Extension Specialist for Oklahoma State University. I work in Wheat, Corn, Sorghum, Cotton, Soybean, Canola, Sweet Sorghum, Sesame, Pasture/Hay. My work focuses on providing information and tools to producers that will lead to improved nutrient management practices and increased profitability of Oklahoma production agriculture.
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Since 2008 I have served as the Precision Nutrient Management Extension Specialist for Oklahoma State University. I work in Wheat, Corn, Sorghum, Cotton, Soybean, Canola, Sweet Sorghum, Sesame, Pasture/Hay. My work focuses on providing information and tools to producers that will lead to improved nutrient management practices and increased profitability of Oklahoma production agriculture
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Banding P for Acidic Soils: Its not the time to be paying for poor practice.
With a spike in phosphorus fertilizer price and a short supply that will likely last through the summer. Wheat producers need to make plans now,…
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Protect Your Emerging Stands: True Armyworm Movement from Maturing Wheat to Summer Crops
Timely article by Dr. Faris, as I have recently heard reports of True Armyworm in SE Kansas. With summer crops starting to take off, scouting…
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Green Peach Aphids Are Showing Up in Oklahoma Canola
Green peach aphids are showing up in Oklahoma canola—and they’re not one to overlook. Unlike cabbage aphids, these pests are harder to spot, behave differently,…
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Mechanisms of Soil Fertility: Looking at Biologicals and MOA
As promised, here is the 3rd, can planned final blog diving into the mechanisms of biological products. I want to repeat from the last post,…
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