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Farming, Ranching, Marketing & Alternative Income |
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Closer
to Home: Healthier Food, Farms and
Families in Oklahoma |
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Aquaculture |
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Cover Crops |
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Cover Crops for Soil Improvement in Horticulture Crops (fs) by Alan Ware. |
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Low-Till Vegetable Production: Cover Crops for Oklahoma (fs) Varieties & cultural practices used to grow cover crops in a large, low-till vegetable garden. Initial impression from a 3-year study. |
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Dairy |
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Twelve
Aprils (presentation at Future Farms
2000) by Tom Trantham. The rotational
grazing system Trantham uses at his South
Carolina dairy. |
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Financial Planning |
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Agriculture Computer Programs (p) |
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Fruit |
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Apples, Organic (p) |
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Blackberries (p) |
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Blueberries (p) |
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Grapes (p) |
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Muscadine Grapes (p) |
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Peaches, Organic (p) |
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Small Fruit (Muscadine & table grapes, blueberries, blackberries) Trial Report (2001-2002) (fs) by David Redhage |
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Strawberries (p) |
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Grains |
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Germination of Five Wheat Varieties Under Various Soil Conditions: Implications for Sustainable Agriculture (No. 100) (r) |
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Influence of Soil Acidity on Wheat Dry Matter Accumulation on Southeastern Oklahoma Soils: Implications for Sustainable Agriculture (No. 101) (r) |
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Laboratory
Experiments in Sustainable Agriculture
Wheat for Pasture: Mineral Nutrient Uptake
(No. 102) (r) |
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Herbs |
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Echinacea (p) |
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Herb Crops for the Great Plains (fs) by Dr. Rhonda Janke. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Mushrooms |
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Mushrooms, Gourmet (p) |
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Shiitake Mushrooms (p) |
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Shiitake Mushrooms: Small Scale, Outdoor Production on Logs Production Manual (h) |
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Nuts |
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Pecan (p) |
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Pecans:
Managing Native Pecans (fs) by Dr.Dean
McCraw (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Organics |
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Organic Gardening (p) |
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Organic
Grass-Fed Beef & Chicken: Management & Markets (fs) |
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Organic
Wheat/Grains Production and Marketing (fs) |
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Pest Management |
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Weeder Geese: A Practical Alternative to Herbicides (p) |
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Season Extension |
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Warm-Season
Vegetable Production in High Tunnels (fs) |
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Soil Building |
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Compost (p) |
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Sorghum |
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Sweet Sorghum: Production and Processing (book) $12 including shipping and handling |
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Sorghum Syrup (p) |
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Trees |
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Christmas Trees (p) |
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Agroforestry Practices (fs) by Tim Snell. |
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Vegetables |
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Heirloom Vegetables (fs) by David Redhage. |
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Ranching |
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Cattle, Beef, Forage Management |
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Cell Grazing (fs)by Kim Barker, Walt Davis, Charles Griffith. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Cool Season Grasses: Establishment and Management (fs) by Hugh Aljoe. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Compensatory Gain in Cattle (r) by Brian Freking, Will Lathrop, Elise Mitchell and David Redhage. Evaluation of reproduction and calf performance of beef heifers under management with and without compensatory gain. |
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Efficient Hay Feeding System (fs) by Brian Freking. |
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Heifer Management (r) by Brian Freking. Heifer selection and nutrition, early puberty, target weight concept, proper feeding, breeding, calving difficulty and bull selection. |
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Management Intensive Grazing: An Overview (fs) by Will Lathrop and Brian Freking. |
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Minimizing Losses in Hay Storage and Feeding (r) National Forage Information Circular 98-1 |
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New Use for Old Tires (fs) by Will Lathrop. |
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Pasture Legumes: Establishment and Management (fs) by Chris Agee. |
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Pasture Management Clinic 1994 Proceedings (r) |
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Riparian Area Management on the Kerr Ranch (fs) by David Redhage. |
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Walk Through Cattle Fly Trap (p) |
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Goats, Pigs, Poultry, Sheep |
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Goats |
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Oklahoma Basic Meat Goat Manual (OCES/OSU) |
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Brush Control with Goats (r) by Elise Mitchell |
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Integrated Goat Management System for Eastern Oklahoma Emphasizing Fiber and Meat (fs) by Dr. Claud Evans. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Meat Goat Production and Marketing (p) |
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Pigs |
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High-Value Pork and Poultry Production & Marketing (fs) by Greg Gunthorp. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Pasturing Pigs (p) |
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Poultry |
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Poultry: (Range Production) Sustainable Poultry Overview and Production (fs) by Anne Fanatico. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Range Layers (p) |
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Sheep |
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More Profit with Hair Sheep (fs) by Dr. Gerald Fitch. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Research
and Demonstrations (Kerr Center/Producer
Grants) |
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1995 Progress Report of The Kerr Center (r) Multispecies grazing, Low-input cow-calf system using controlled grazing, retained ownership program using Angus-and Senepol-cross steers, Agroforestry, Organic strawberry and blackberry production systems, Early season organic tomatoes, Sustainable citrus program in Florida, field trial using nematodes as a biocontrol agent for Diaprepes root weevils and prototype ovipositional trap for Diaprepes. |
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1996
Progress Report of The Kerr Center (r)
Performance of Angus- and Senepol-cross
steers during a long-term backgrounding
phase and a short-term finishing phase
with a carcass evaluation; Retained ownership
program with Angus- and Senepol-cross
steers; Grazing pasture effects on soil
fertility and pasture species composition;
Performance of fungus-free tall fescue
varieties in southeastern Oklahoma; Sheep
management in multispecies grazing; Agroforesestry
projects; Organic strawberry production
system; Organic root crop production;
Early-season organic tomato production
system; Feasibility study on the commercial
production potential of the medicinal
root echinacea in eastern Oklahoma; Seasonal
allelopathic effects of leaf extracts
from two tree species; Sustainable citrus
program at the Merritt Island, FL, National
Wildlife Refuge; population dynamics
of Diaprepes abbreviatus and relation
to rainfall; Study of various application
techniques using the entomopathogenic
nematode Steinernema riobravis to control
Diaprepes abbreviatus. |
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| Oklahoma Producer Grants | Quantity |
1998 OK Producer Grants--Summary of Projects (fs) Preventing erosion in pastures and around ponds, clearing pasture with goats, fertilizing with chicken litter. |
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1999 OK Producer Grants--Summary of Projects (fs) Goats and wildlife, rotational grazing, riparian area management, dung beetle benefits |
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2000 OK Producer Grants--Summary of Projects (fs) Wine grape varieties, goats to control bindweed, production of dry edible beans, dairy waste management, multi-species grazing, alternative marketing (growing a field maze), organic alfalfa for sprouting, biological control of corn earworm, summer and winter annual crops. |
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2001 OK Producer Grants--Summary of Projects (fs) Heirloom tomatoes, specialty cut flower trial, onion varieties, marketing options, hybrid grape varieties, wine grape vineyard, eggmobile vs conventional hen house, leafcutter bees, riparian restoration for wildlife, wildlife habitat development. |
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2002 OK Producer GrantsSummary of Projects (fs) maintain grassland with rotational grazing and fire, enhancing soil life with compost tea, alternative disease resistant crop, flower bulb productions. |
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Marketing |
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The ABCs of Marketing Local Wines (fs) by Richard Kennedy. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Around the World at Farmers Market: Opportunities in Growing and Marketing Ethnic & Old-fashioned Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs (fs) by Steve Salt. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Bringing Customers to Your Farm... and How to Keep Them Coming Back (fs) by Loren Liebscher. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Creating a Successful Farmers Market (fs) by Doug Walton and Chris Kirby. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Cut Flowers: From Seed to Vase (fs) by Vicki Stamback. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Farmers Market Surveys of Oklahoma Producers, Managers and Customers (on-line only) |
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Honey Marketing & Production Tips (fs) by Jerry Logan. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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How to Develop & Run a Successful CSA (fs) by Dan Nagengast. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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El Sueno Enterprises: A Small, Vertically-Integrated "Farm to Plate" Business (fs) by Dick Ortez. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Made-In-Oklahoma Program (fs) by Jason Harvey. (from Future Farms 2002 Proceedings) |
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Market Gardeners (p) |
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Marketing Options (p) |
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Oklahoma
Agricultural Enhancement & Diversification
Program (fs) |
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Recreation,
Conservation & Other Income Opportunities |
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Nature-Based
Tourism & Agritourism (fs) |
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Carbon
Sequestration: A Conservation Income
Opportunity (fs) |
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Fair
Mineral Leases (fs) |
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Management & Pricing
of Hunting Leases in Oklahoma (fs) |
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