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OSU Extension Growing vegetables sounds like fun, and who doesn’t like pretty flowers in the landscape — but where does a beginning gardener start to cultivate a green thumb?
Read moreOSU Extension Well-planned, properly managed home gardens can furnish Oklahoma families with flavorful, high quality, fresh vegetables from spring through fall, as well as for processing or storing for winter.
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News Release While there are many factors that determine how well plants do, in particular parts of the country, the USDA has been issuing a plant hardiness map since 1960 that has come to play a major factor in this determination. The planting map divides the country into hardiness zones based on average extreme winter low temperature data collected over a period.
Read moreHome Creations Spring will be here before you know it; and with Spring comes lawn care. Are you not sure where to start on your lawn maintenance? Are you working on a fixed budget? Would you like a lawn to be low maintenance with lower costs on watering, while having a beautiful yard? Then we have the answers to help keep your home investment growing from year to year!
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NORMAN—American Farmers & Ranchers/ Oklahoma Farmers Union (AFR/OFU) hosted the organization’s 119th annual state convention at the Embassy Suites & Conference Center – Norman Feb. 23-25. The event features educational speakers and entertainment, the annual business meeting of Oklahoma Farmers Union and American Farmers & Ranchers Mutual Insurance Company, discussion and adoption of AFR legislative policy and officer elections. This year’s convention theme is “Serving Through the Storm.”
Read moreStatewide election activity officially begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 3, when the candidate filing period opens, Secretary of the Seminole Election Board Amy Baker announced.
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To address the state’s nursing shortage, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish guidelines for public two-year colleges—including Seminole State College— to award students credit for prior learning in practical nursing programs at technology centers across the state.
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