Oklahoma Farm & Ranch

Aquatic plants can be a healthy part of a farm pond, but too much growth can interfere with fishing, livestock access and the overall health of the pond.

Learn how to identify problem plants and choose the right management approach before they take over.

Read “Managing Aquatic Plants in Farm Ponds” here:
https://okfronline.com/2026/06/managing-aquatic-plants-in-farm-ponds/

Breeding an older mare can come with added challenges, but age alone does not necessarily mean her broodmare years are over.

Understanding how fertility changes over time, scheduling a thorough reproductive examination and working closely with your veterinarian can help you make informed decisions for both the mare and a potential foal.

Read “Breeding the Older Mare” in the June issue of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch here:
https://cdn.etype.services/Production_Prod/Jobs/207/2026-05-29/531099/FlippingBook/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch_531099/16/index.html

You can also find current and past issues in the complete OKFR archives:
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Prescribed burning is often thought of as a cool-season tool, but timing can make a big difference depending on land goals, weather conditions and what a landowner is trying to accomplish.

In the June issue of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch, “Prescribed Burning Beyond the Usual Season” takes a closer look at how burning outside the traditional window can benefit native plants, wildlife habitat and pasture management when done safely and with the right planning.

Read the article here:
https://cdn.etype.services/Production_Prod/Jobs/207/2026-05-29/531099/FlippingBook/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch_531099/12/index.html

You can also visit the OKFR archives to read the full June issue, browse past editions, and sign up to receive each new digital issue in your inbox.

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