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Events have been canceled or postponed across the globe in the wake of the outbreak of COVID-19. This has caused a disruption to not only commercial events like concerts and sporting events, but personal gatherings as well. Any party with a large number of potential guests has to be reconsidered. This includes graduation parties, weddings and birthdays. People facing the cancellation of such events can follow these guidelines.
Read moreClassrooms are now vastly different from the ones today’s parents were accustomed to when they were children. Technology has changed the face of classrooms, and while digital classrooms have revolutionized the ways kids learn, they also can make it more difficult for students to concentrate.
Read moreApril is National Safe Digging Month, and with millions of Americans now at home because of COVID-19, work outdoor projects is expected to start earlier than ever this year. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission is reminding Oklahomans that any outdoor digging project this spring should start with a phone call.
Read moreHere’s how to make the most of your forage investment, come rain or shine.
Read moreCasey Hentges, Oklahoma Gardening Host
Read moreTo avoid erosion and loss of soil nutrients, we try to minimize the land kept in cultivation, and sometimes devote a full crop to smothering weeds, or building fertility and soil organic content. Excellent as those goals are, they can seem like obstacles to productivity. So we’re always glad to find new ways of leveraging our covers and green manures to perform as many functions as possible. Who wouldn’t like a green manure that also acts as a nitrogen sponge, mulch, and chicken food and bedding? Or what about a weed-suppressing crop that provides winter food for pigs? Or a nitrogen-fixer that smothers weeds, and then doubles as food?
Read more(OKLAHOMA CITY) – April 9, 2020 - The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma wants to assure residents that food assistance is available.
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