Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast
The Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast provides in-depth discussions on agronomy for Oklahoma and the Southern Plains. Hosted by university experts Brian Arnall, Dave Deken, and Josh Lofton, it covers soil health, crop production, pest management, and innovative farming practices. The show offers practical advice, research updates, and regional insights for agronomists, farmers, and anyone interested in Red Dirt agriculture.
Episodes
Reaching Producers Beyond the Extension Meeting
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Daniel Adamson Ph.D., Oklahoma State University Extension soil and water conservation specialist, joins Dave Deken, Brian Arnall Ph.D. and Josh Lofton Ph.D. for a conversation about building an Extension program in a changing communications landscape. They discuss YouTube, short-form video, social media, field demonstrations and why seemingly ordinary work can become valu
Farm Recovery: Neighbors Clear the Way After The Storm
A tornado can leave a farm standing and still prevent the next crop from going into the ground.
North-central Oklahoma farmer Karen Eifert Jones shares what happened after the April 23 tornado passed over her family’s headquarters near Enid and tracked across five of their farms. Barbed wire, lumber, shingles and household belongings covered fields and pastures that needed to be planted within day
Can Quarter-Acre Trials Guide Whole Farms?
A new farming practice should earn a producer’s confidence before it is trusted with an entire field.
Oklahoma State University Extension specialists Brian Arnall, Ph.D., and Josh Lofton, Ph.D., explain how small-plot research becomes practical agronomic guidance for Oklahoma producers. They discuss replication, field variability, statistical confidence, and the steps researchers take before recom
OSU Agronomy Farm: What Changes, What Stays
A new veterinary hospital is coming to one of OSU’s most visible agricultural sites, but the crop research Oklahoma producers rely on is not going away.
OSU Department of Plant and Soil Sciences head Wade Thomason, Ph.D., joins Dave Deken, Brian Arnall, Ph.D., and Josh Lofton, Ph.D. to explain what is changing at the Agronomy Research Station, which long-term plots will be protected, and why good
What This Wheat Year Taught Farmers
A hard wheat year can still teach Oklahoma producers something useful about risk, timing, and variety decisions.
In this episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, Dave Deken, Brian Arnall Ph.D., and Josh Lofton Ph.D. talk with Amanda Silva Ph.D., Oklahoma State University Extension small grains specialist, about the 2026 Oklahoma wheat crop. They discuss drought stress, scattered rainfall, early c
Oklahoma Crops: Small Isn’t Bad
Oklahoma summer crops may look smaller than usual, but that does not automatically mean yield potential is gone. Dave Deken talks with Brian Arnall Ph.D. and Josh Lofton Ph.D. about how timely June rains, cooler temperatures, and still-uncertain July weather are shaping corn, soybeans, grain sorghum, hay, and double crop decisions across the Southern Plains.
The conversation covers why smaller soy
The Power of Local Ag Events & Answers - RDA 512
At the Central Oklahoma Cattle Conference, we visit with Jennifer Patterson, Payne County Extension ag educator, about how local agricultural programming comes together and why it still matters for Oklahoma producers. From cattle markets and forage fertility to weed control and producer education, Jennifer explains how Extension listens first, then builds programs around the issues producers are a
Bring Pastures Back Fast: Recovery That Lasts - RDA 511
High cattle prices can make it tempting to push pasture ground harder than ever, but what happens when the grass gives out before the market does?
In this episode, Dave Deken, Dr. Brian Arnall, and Dr. Josh Lofton visit with OSU Extension Forage Specialist Brian Pugh about pasture recovery, grazing pressure, and the management decisions producers need to make now to protect long-term forage prod
How Soybeans Shape Oklahoma - RDA 510
Soybeans are a lot more than a crop in the field, and this episode proves it. Dave Deken and Brian Arnall visit with Rick and Ginger Reimer of the Oklahoma Soybean Board about how soybean checkoff dollars are being invested in research, producer outreach, education, and consumer awareness across Oklahoma. From Red Dirt Soy and production research to classroom workshops and virtual reality tools, t
The New Rules Of Wheat Weed Control - RDA 509
What actually works in wheat weed control when the old spray plan starts slipping? In this episode of Red Dirt Agronomy, Dave Deken, Brian Arnall, and Josh Lofton sit down with Liberty Galvin at AgriFest in Enid to talk through the real-world decisions that separate a clean wheat field from a frustrating one. The conversation covers pre-emergent herbicides, burndown programs, delayed planting, com
Insurance Basics That Keep You Farming - RDA 508
Tight margins and wild market swings are back in the driver’s seat—and producers are feeling it. Recorded at the Central Oklahoma Cattle Conference in Stillwater, Episode 508 features Clay Burtrum (Farm Data Services) walking through why insurance matters even when you hope you never use it. The crew digs into Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) basics, how price protection actually works, and what pr
The Hidden Herd Thieves: Biting Bugs - RDA 507
Flies, ticks, and parasites don’t just annoy cattle—they steal gain and profit. Recorded live at the Central Oklahoma Cattle Conference in Stillwater, OK, this episode features Dr. Jonathan Cammack (OSU Extension livestock entomology & parasitology) breaking down what producers should know about common pests like horn flies, how researchers test control tools, and why day-to-day management matters
Ask Better Questions of Your Soil - RDA 506
Episode 506 dives into soil nutrition and the real-world decisions behind soil testing with Jace Whitehead of EnviroAg Laboratories, an OSU Plant & Soil Sciences grad who built a soil testing lab from his hometown roots and now supports producers across the Southern Plains. The crew breaks down what soil test “extractions” actually measure, why Mehlich-3 and Bray phosphorus numbers can disagree (e
How Farmers Keep A Seat At The Table - RDA 505
Recorded live from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission booth at the 2026 KNID AgriFest in Enid, the crew sits down with Jeff Hickman—farmer, longtime ag association leader, Oklahoma higher-education regent, and former Oklahoma House Speaker—for a grounded conversation on where agriculture is headed and why local involvement still matters.Jeff breaks down how ag organizations stay viable in an era of con
Nitrogen Know-How From A Teen Agronomist - RDA 504
In this episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, we’re joined by 16-year-old Brayden Arnall, who recently won the National FFA Agriscience Award. This episode isn’t just about a student project—it’s a story of curiosity turned passion, and a father-son bet that led to a national title. Brayden walks us through his award-winning research on nitrogen stabilizers, tillage practices, and ammonia vola
Hands in the Dirt, Minds on the Future - RDA 503
In this heartfelt and energizing episode of Red Dirt Agronomy, the team sits down with Dr. Kent Martin at the 2026 KNID AgriFest in Enid. Kent, now a full-time faculty member at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, shares how he's bringing real-world agronomy into the classroom. From digging soil pits to counting plant populations, his classes give students practical, hands-on experiences that
Oklahoma Wheat: Research, Markets, & Rural Life - RDA 502
Episode 502 takes you straight to the Oklahoma Wheat Commission booth at the AgriFest in Enid—where the smell of fresh bread and cinnamon rolls is basically a tractor beam for farmers. Dave Deken and Dr. Brian Arnall sit down with Kay County wheat producer Tom Cannon, now a new Oklahoma Wheat Commission board member, to pull back the curtain on what “checkoff dollars” actually do. Tom shares the p
The Big Debate: Stress vs. Deficiency In Crops - RDA 501
Recorded live at KNID AgriFest in Enid from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission booth, Episode 501 launches Season 5 with a fast-paced crop check and a whole lot of agronomy banter. Dave Deken sits down with Brian Arnall and Josh Lofton to talk January wheat realities: dry conditions, odd winter insect pressure, and early reports of wheat diseases showing up sooner than anyone wants. They also hit canol
Growing Agronomists, Not Just Crops - RDA 427
This episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast features Dr. Beatrix Haggard, an associate professor in Oklahoma State University’s Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, whose teaching mission is to make sure students know what plant they’re looking at—and how it works. Dr. Haggard walks us through her journey from FFA land judging in Texas to soil science at Tarleton State and LSU, to a regional s
Digging Deeper: Rethinking Irrigation In A New Era - RDA 426
Water is life—especially in the Oklahoma Panhandle. In this episode, the Red Dirt Agronomy team welcomes Dr. Sumit Sharma, OSU Extension’s irrigation specialist, for a wide-ranging discussion on how producers can stretch every drop. From pre-watering to planting decisions, Sharma explains how irrigation science is helping producers navigate declining well capacities and unpredictable weather while
Wheat Pasture, Feedlots, and the Future Herd - RDA 425
The cattle industry is riding high on prices—but running low on cows. In this episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, Dr. Derrell Peel, OSU Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist, joins the team to unpack how drought, market cycles, and global trade have shaped today’s record-setting beef economy. Peel explains why herd numbers have fallen to their lowest level in 70 years, and why it could ta
Purity, Progress, and the Power of Good Seed - RDA 424
This week, the Red Dirt Agronomy crew sits down with Jeff Wright of Oklahoma Foundation Seed to trace the wheat seed pipeline—from a few pounds in the breeder’s bag to the certified seed growers buy. Jeff opens the hood on a weather‑delayed harvest that still posted only ~5% sprout damage and a 56‑lb test weight on Orange Blossom, then tells the highway‑shoulder saga of backing a combine down I‑44
Sowing Innovation: The Future of Kansas Wheat - RDA 423
This week on the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, we bring you a wheat-packed episode from High Plains Journal Live in Wichita with Aaron Harries of Kansas Wheat. Aaron takes us on an incredible journey through the world of wheat in Kansas, including how railroads and immigrant farmers have shaped today’s production, and how cutting-edge research is transforming breeding programs. He explains how tools
How Wheat is Getting Smarter & Faster to Market - RDA 422
This week on the Red Dirt Agronomy podcast, the crew sits down with Dusti Gallagher, CEO of Heartland Plant Innovations, to explore how cutting-edge breeding tools are transforming wheat genetics. From her Oklahoma upbringing to her role in driving biotech advancement in Kansas, Dusti shares the story of how HPI is helping breeders produce better wheat—faster. Using double haploid technology, her
Strip Till, Smart Tech, Soil Health Innovation - RDA 421
This week’s Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast takes us to the heart of innovation in Kansas agriculture. We caught up with Ray Flickner at High Plains Journal Live, where he shared how his fifth-generation farm blends heritage with high-tech. From running three crops in two years to using cover crops for weed suppression and soil health, Ray’s flexible and moisture-conscious approach proves that success i
The World Wants Wheat And Oklahoma Delivers - RDA 420
This episode hits the road to Wichita, Kansas, where the Red Dirt Agronomy team joins High Plains Journal Live and connects with growers, ag researchers, and industry leaders from across Oklahoma and Kansas. Executive Director of the Oklahoma Wheat Commission, Mike Schulte, joins the crew to share invaluable insights on wheat variety development, global markets, and the innovative ways Oklahoma St
Farm Assets, Family Futures, and Federal Policy - RDA 419
The Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast team traveled to Wichita for High Plains Journal Live, where they sat down with Dr. Shannon Ferrell of Oklahoma State University. In this lively conversation, Dr. Ferrell dives deep into the realities of farm succession planning, from the traditional “farm kid vs. city kid” dilemma to the increasingly common “no heirs returning” challenge. He explains how recent legis
Oklahoma Gardening: Growing Strong for Five Decades - RDA 418
In this episode of Red Dirt Agronomy, the team sits down with Casey Hentges, host of Oklahoma Gardening, to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary. From its humble beginnings with live OETA broadcasts to its reach of millions globally via YouTube, Oklahoma Gardening has become a staple in the horticulture community. Casey shares her unique journey through horticultural landscapes—commercial, educat
Rain, Wind, and Wheat: Resilience in Action - RDA 417
Oklahoma wheat growers have faced a wild ride this season—droughts, floods, wind, and more. In this episode, Dr. Amanda Silva from OSU Extension joins the Red Dirt Agronomy crew to unpack the 2025 wheat harvest and the unexpected resilience of this year’s crop. We hear from Dr. Josh Lofton and Dr. Brian Arnall as they reflect on the evolution of modern wheat management and share insights from stat
The Grass Is Greener On The Other Side, When It's Turf - RDA 416
This episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast brings turf science to the forefront with Dr. Charles Fontanier from Oklahoma State University. As the summer season sets in and Oklahoma’s golf courses and athletic fields buzz with activity, the discussion centers around the strategic development and management of Bermuda grass varieties bred to thrive in Oklahoma’s unpredictable climate. Dr. Fontani
Ok State Agriculture’s Next Big Steps - RDA 415
In this episode of Red Dirt Agronomy, the team sits down with Dr. Jayson Lusk, Vice President and Dean of Agricultural Programs at Oklahoma State University, for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of agriculture and leadership in higher education. Dr. Lusk reflects on his journey from researcher to administrator, the challenges of guiding a land-grant institution, and how he stays grounded
Thrips, Weeds, and Rain: A Cotton Season to Watch - RDA 414
In Episode 414 of the Red Dirt Agronomy podcast, the team dives deep into the current cotton season in Oklahoma with Dr. Jenny Dudak, Oklahoma State University’s Extension Cotton Specialist. The conversation kicks off with a crop update from Dr. Josh Lofton, who notes mixed outcomes across wheat and summer crops, and a challenging planting season influenced by erratic rainfall. Dr. Brian Arnall an
G’day Y’all: From Bushland Heat to Red Dirt Fields - RDA 413
This episode of Red Dirt Agronomy brings the guys together to tackle the stormy spring season in Oklahoma. With wheat harvest creeping closer, sorghum and soybeans struggling for traction, and cotton still holding on to potential, the conversation focuses on the realities producers are facing in muddy fields. Herbicide failures, crop emergence, and tight planting windows make for a strategic balan
OGI: From OSU Labs to Oklahoma Fields - RDA 412
In Episode 412 of the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, the team is joined by Mark Hodges, Executive Director of Oklahoma Genetics Inc., for a deep dive into the vital link between OSU wheat research and Oklahoma producers. With decades of experience in both academia and the private sector, Mark outlines how OGI ensures OSU’s cutting-edge wheat varieties reach producers and remain competitive in a rapidl
Canals, Cotton, And...Corn? - RDA 411
This week on the Red Dirt Agronomy podcast, the "Doctor's of Dirt, & Everything That Grows From It" talk about the southwest corner of the state—where the cotton fields stretch wide and the water’s been mighty scarce. Dr. Brian Arnall, Dr. Josh Lofton, and Dave Deken catch up with Maxwell Smith, the IPM specialist working boots-on-the-ground in Altus. Maxwell breaks down the unique challenges of f
Field Days, Grain Gains & On To May! - RDA 410
Get ready for a boots-on-the-ground update straight from the Oklahoma wheat fields! Dave Deken, Dr. Brian Arnall, and Dr. Raedan Sharry sit down with Dr. Amanda Silva at the Chickasha Research Station to talk all things wheat — from field day opportunities, intensive and traditional management strategies, to the latest on planting dates, nitrogen management, and the importance of first hollow stem
Seeds of Change: How Camelina can Boost Crop Systems - RDA 409
This week on the Red Dirt Agronomy Podcast, we dig into an exciting alternative crop with real potential for Southern Plains producers—camelina. Host Dave Deken is joined by Amanda Duvall and the Red Dirt dream team—Dr. Josh Lofton and Dr. Raedan Sharry—for an eye-opening discussion on how camelina is reshaping crop rotation conversations. From its weed control benefits and wide planting window to
From Eastern Oklahoma Mud to Western Oklahoma Grain - RDA 408
Join us as we explore Jessica’s inspiring journey from eastern Oklahoma to becoming an integral part of a diversified farming operation in the northwest. She shares her experience transitioning from the wetter, more humid climate of eastern Oklahoma to the drier conditions of the west, adapting to new challenges in soil health, crop insurance trends, and unpredictable weather patterns. With deep r
On The Same Team: Ag Producers and Nutrition Pros Unite - RDA 407
Key Takeaways From This Episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy PodcastConnecting Dietitians with Agriculture: Sherri organizes tours for dietitians to farms and feed yards, providing firsthand experience of agricultural practices. This helps them understand the full lifecycle of food production.These tours give dietitians confidence in recommending products because they've seen how they're produced. It'
Strategy For Supply Chains In Rural Oklahoma - RDA 406
What We Learned In This Episode of the Red Dirt Agronomy PodcastThe Importance of Delivery Points: Producers need accessible locations to deliver diverse products like white wheat, mung beans, and sesame. Without these nearby delivery points, it's unrealistic to expect them to participate in niche markets.Having accessible delivery points is crucial for producers, especially for specialty crops. P
The Next 'Stop' For The Orange Blossom Special! - RDA 405
We discussed the current state of wheat crops in Oklahoma and the exciting new wheat variety, "Orange Blossom," developed by OSU's Wheat Improvement Team. Dr. Carver's insights into wheat breeding and genetics are particularly enlightening, especially regarding the balance between innovation and practical application for farmers.Key TakeawaysOklahoma Crop Conditions: The fluctuating temperatures a
Keeping The Seed Clean - RDA 404
Wheat production has evolved dramatically since the 1960s. New seed technologies and farming practices have transformed yields and quality. Embracing change is key to thriving in Oklahoma's agriculture.What We Learned From Our Chat With Don:- The transition from older wheat varieties to newer ones has significantly improved yield and quality.- Precision farming techniques, such as auto-steering an
Data-Driven Decisions in Crop Management - RDA 403
In this episode, we talked with Jerry May about:The Evolution of Precision Agriculture: Explore the shift from basic soil sampling to advanced data collection and analysis.Custom Farming Services: Understand the rise of custom planting and application services in response to high equipment costs and an aging farmer demographic.Crop Rotation and Diversification: Learn about the benefits of diverse
Managing Agricultural Risk - RDA 402
We discuss the significance of crop insurance in managing risks associated with unpredictable weather and market fluctuations, highlighting the need for farmers to stay informed about policy changes and deadlines.What we learned from Bambi of Sidwell Insurance:- Crop insurance is essential for sustaining agricultural operations and stabilizing food prices amidst unpredictable conditions.- The insu
Keeping Up With The Joneses - RDA 401
What You Will LearnStrategic Farming: The necessity of treating farming as a business, focusing on long-term planning and risk management.Crop Rotation: The benefits of a diverse cropping system to enhance soil health and yield.Market Awareness: The importance of prioritizing agronomic factors and weather conditions over short-term market fluctuations.Community Engagement: The role of educating la
The Journey From Classroom to Field - RDA 320
Dr. Sharry Had A Lot To SayThe transition from academic knowledge to practical application is crucial for success in graduate programs.Building relationships with faculty and peers enhances the graduate school experience and fosters mentorship.Engaging in hands-on learning through research projects early on is invaluable for developing relevant skills.Humorous anecdotes, like a combine mishap duri
Digging Deep Into Oklahoma Soils - RDA 319
What You Will LearnThe importance of soil health and nutrient management in agricultureThe impact of recent rainfall on winter crops and pasturesThe adaptability of wheat and its role in Oklahoma's agriculturePractical advice on soil testing and nutrient applicationInsights into the debate surrounding cover cropsSoil Health and Nutrient ManagementThe podcast emphasizes the critical role of soil or
*BONUS* Winter CCA Crops School - RDA 318
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Enhancing Livestock Feed Efficiency - RDA 317
What You Will Learn- The significance of feed efficiency in beef cattle production- How nutrient utilization, especially nitrogen, impacts production and the environment- The relationship between feeding practices and environmental concerns- The role of rumen fistulation in studying cattle digestion- The economic implications of different protein sources for cattle Feed EfficiencyDr. Foote's resea
Weather's Role in Shaping Crop Management - RDA 316
Winter CCA Crops SchoolRed Dirt SoyWhat You Will LearnThe current challenges facing summer crops in Oklahoma due to drought conditions.The potential implications of an unusually cold winter on crop management and livestock grazing.Ongoing research initiatives aimed at improving crop management practices, particularly for soybeans.The significance of precision nutrient management in optimizing crop
Accelerometer Sensors in Livestock Management - RDA 315
"If we can get this objective data coming back in at an individual animal level, then we can start to manage it basically."Dr. Trotter emphasizes the importance of collecting precise data on individual animals to improve management practices in livestock, which can lead to better outcomes in terms of health and productivity.Other Topics Covered In This EpisodeThe challenges of reproductive efficie
Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Crop & Economic Decisions - RDA 314
What You Will LearnCurrent Crop ConditionsAs of September 3, 2024, the harvest of full-season crops in Oklahoma reveals mixed results, particularly with corn and sorghum. Soybeans are struggling significantly, and there is a pressing need for rain across the state.Economic Decision-MakingProducers often grapple with the choice of sticking to historical planting practices versus adapting to current
Aluminum Tolerance: A Growing Concern in Wheat Production - RDA 313
Wheat Yield and Plant TimingOne of the most surprising insights was that delaying wheat planting can yield results comparable to earlier planting, depending on environmental conditions. This flexibility allows farmers to make informed decisions based on real-time weather patterns.Seeding RatesDr. Silva shared recent studies indicating that increasing seeding rates may not significantly impact yiel
How Weather Influences Crop Disease Risks - RDA 312
What You Will LearnThe significant effects of weather on crop health and management decisions.Current disease pressures affecting summer crops in Oklahoma.The critical role of extension services in supporting farmers.Effective management strategies for maintaining crop health.Insights into specific diseases and their implications for crop production.Weather Effects on Crop ConditionsOklahoma has f
Kim Anderson: A Career In Thirds - RDA 311
Media Utilization: Dr. Anderson emphasized the importance of using media to reach a broader audience. This approach not only enhances credibility but also effectively disseminates knowledge.Teaching and Extension: Transition from 100% extension work to incorporating teaching at Oklahoma State University (OSU) allowed Dr. Anderson to influence both students and farmers, providing a platform for bro
Fungicides, Old Varieties, and New Hopes - RDA 310
We talk with Dr Brett Carver, wheat breeder at Oklahoma State University, about the unique challenges of the 2024 wheat crop in the southern Great Plains. The early and severe outbreak of stripe rust disease, which Carver calls the "worst" he's seen, sets the stage for a candid conversation about the complexities of wheat breeding.Despite the significant disease pressure, some areas achieved remar
Oklahoma Wheat Quality & US Wheat Policy - RDA 309
NAWG's Role: Keeff Feltty discussed NAWG's involvement in legislative and regulatory matters affecting agriculture, including the Farm Bill and EPA regulations. They advocate for wheat growers' interests and fight against detrimental policies.Quality Focus: RJ Parrish emphasized the importance of quality wheat production. He believes Oklahoma has the potential to be the "Mercedes-Benz of wheat" by
Pushing Boundaries Through On-Farm Research - RDA 308
Here are the podcast timestamps with brief descriptions:(00:00:02) Introduction and welcome to the podcast episode(00:00:33) Reminder about the website and introduction of the guests(00:01:02) Introduction of Dr. Brian Arnall(00:01:06) Humorous exchange about gnats and historic sites(00:01:28) Introduction of Dr. Josh Lofton(00:01:51) Brent Rendel introduces himself and the location(00:02:25) Bant
The Magic of Grain, Crops, & Grazing in NE Oklahoma - RDA 307
We had the privilege of visiting the Rendell Farm in Ottawa County, Oklahoma, where we sat down with Brian Pugh, the OSU Northeast Area Agronomist. Brian's insights into forage management and wheat production were truly enlighteningWe speak with Dr. Amanda Silva, OSU Extension Small Grain Specialist, for a comprehensive wrap-up of the 2024 wheat season. Dr. Silva will share her insights from her e
Bridging the Research and Farmer Realities Gap - RDA 306
Livestock as Performance Indicators: Dr. Phillips discussed the importance of using livestock as performance indicators for forage management strategies. By measuring animal weight gain, we can evaluate the effectiveness of fertility treatments.Nutrient Cycling Approach: Emphasizing a "one health ecosystem" approach, Dr. Phillips plans to study the nitrogen cycle from soil to plant, animal, and ba
Protecting Yields, Preserving Nature: Entomology's Balanced Approach - RDA 305
(00:00) Introduction and background on Ashley Faris, Ph.D.(03:49) Discussion on the success of managing the sugarcane aphid(06:46) When raising money makes sense for pest management research(09:58) The power of small teams in tackling pest issues(13:55) Defining success and goals for pest management(17:08) Playing "infinite games" in life and pest management(20:11) Challenges of starting a busines
Bridging the Gap Between Dietitians & Farmers - RDA 304
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Oklahoma's Weather & Water Future - RDA 303
Wes LeeOklahoma MesonetPaul Weckler Ph.D.OkState Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Department
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The Legalities of Land: A Guide to Ag Leasing - RDA Episode 302
- Dr. Shannon Ferrell- Oklahoma State University Ag Law & Ag Policy- Oklahoma Agriculture Mediation Program- Oklahoma Wheat Commission- Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association
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Wheat, Not Weeds. Weed Sciences & Oklahoma - RDA Episode 301
Red Dirt Agronomy websiteOSU Plants and Soils Sciences DepartmentWeed SciencesLiberty Galvin Ph.D.
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The Science Behind Leading Plants & Soils RDA Episode 211
Red Dirt Agronomy websiteOSU Plants and Soils Sciences DepartmentWade Thomason Ph.D.
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2024 Oklahoma Wheat - RDA Episode 210
Amanda Silva Ph.D. Ok State University Wheat Resources Ok State Wheat BlogThanks to our sponsorsOklahoma Wheat CommissionOklahoma Wheat Growers Association
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Leading Oklahoma Agriculture, Sec. Blayne Arthur - RDA 209
- Red Dirt Agronomy website- Sec. Blayne Arthur- Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food & Forestry
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OSU Student Farm - RDA 208
Video of the OSU Student GardenLynda CarrierMatt Beartrack
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"Howdy Neighbors!" - RDA Episode 207
Red Dirt Agronomy WebsiteRon HaysRadio Oklahoma Ag Network
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Cha-Cha-Cha-Changes - RDA Episode 206
Randy Taylor Ph.D.Jason Warren Ph.D.
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2023 Wheat - RDA Episode 205
Amanda Silva Ph.D.2023 Oklahoma Wheat Trial ResultsOklahoma Mesonet RainfallRed Dirt Agronomy Facebook Page
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A Little Bit About The Doctors - RDA Episode 204
Brian Arnall Ph.D.Jason Warren Ph.D.Josh Lofton Ph.D.Dave Deken - Wrong Then, Wrong Now (Cation Ratios Blog)Dr. George Rehm, University of Minnesota- Soil Calcium and Magnesium Levels: Does The Ratio Make A Difference?Dorivar Ruiz-Diaz Kansas State University
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Planning For Spring Forage - RDA Episode 203
- Dana Zook- Josh Bushong - Chad Webb- Nitrate Toxicity - Prussic Acid- OSU Soil, Water and Forage Analytical Laboratory - Extension Experience Podcast
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The Ecology of Land Management - RDA Episode 202
Sam Fuhlendorf Ph.D. OkState Fire EcologyOkState Research PapersThe Prairie ProjectOklahoma EPSCOR
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Growing A Wheat Breeding Program - RDA Episode 201
Brett Carver Ph.D. OkState Wheat Improvement Team NPK Blog Wheat varieties developed at OkState2022 Winter Crops School Videos
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Growing Crops, Growing Buildings, & Growing The Future - RDA Episode 115
Randy Raper Ph.D. OSU Ag Research Facilities New Frontiers Agricultural Hall
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It's An Invasive Plant in Oklahoma, Why? - RDA Episode 114
- Karen Hicks Ph.D. - Environmental Science Program - Oklahoma Noxious Weed Law and Rules - USDA/NRCS Introduced, Invasive, and Noxious Plants - Oklahoma - ODAFF Weed Free Forage and Mulch Certification Rules - Thistle Identification OSU Extension
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How Things (like water) Move Through Soil - RDA Episode 113
Tyson Ochsner Ph.D. Oklahoma Mesonet Oklahoma State University Soil Physics Program
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Sorghum Trials and Preparing Hay & Pasture For Winter - RDA Episode 112
Nathan Anderson Payne County Extension OfficeNPK Blog post - To bale or not to baleFALL SOIL HEALTH FIELD TRAININGThursday, September 1, 20228:30 a.m.OSU Agronomy Research StationFind resources for crops in the Southern Great Plains at RedDirtAgronomy.com.
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