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OKState.edu Ferguson College of Ag Ag Research Quicklinks / SearchSearch this site Search Search Extension All of Oklahoma State University Goof page Extension OpenCloseABOUT EVENTS News PROGRAMS & SERVICES FACT SHEETS TOPICS COUNTY OFFICES ABOUT EVENTS News PROGRAMS & SERVICES FACT SHEETS TOPICS COUNTY OFFICES Ferguson College of Ag Ag Research Search Search this site Search Search Extension All of Oklahoma State University Goof page Home No-Till Cropping Systems in Oklahoma Improve Fishing in Your Pond Should I Buy (or Retain) Stockers to Graze Wheat Pasture? No-Till Cropping Systems in Oklahoma Published Apr. 2017 | Id: E-996 By Jason Warren, Steve Alspach, Brian Arnall, Jeff Vitale, Randy Taylor, Mark Schrock, Robert E. Wolf, Francis M. Epplin, Hailin Zhang, Angela Post, Robert M Hunger, John P. Damicone, Tom A. Royer, Jeff Edwards, Randy Boman, Rick Kochenower, Josh Bushong, Shane Osborne Print-friendly PDF Share Fact Sheet Facebook Twitter Pinterest OSU scientists and their colleagues around the country, along with producers, have tested and revised many conservation tillage practices. This circular is designed to help those producers think about how such practices might fit into their cropping systems. It provides the basics for those producers, as well as some insights for producers already employing an array of conservation tillage methods. This circular should not be the end of your investigation into conservation tillage practices for your operation, but rather the starting point to seek out more information from your local Cooperative Extension educators, other federal and state agency personnel, OSU scientists, and your fellow producers. The land so coveted by early producers and its soil remains an important and dynamic force in our economy. It is imperative that today’s producers and landowners employ the best management practices for the economic viability of their operations and the sustainability of this valuable resource. We trust that No-till Cropping Systems in Oklahoma will prove an important resource in that process. This circular discusses the benefits; equipment needed; economics; weed, disease and insect management; crops and cover crops of no-till cropping systems. E-996 Print-friendly PDF Share Fact Sheet Facebook Twitter Pinterest Topics: Soil Health & Fertility Soil Was this information helpful? YES NO Fact Sheet Cause and Effects of Soil Acidity Learn about how soil acidity can be a problem for plant growth in much of Oklahoma but is most prevalent in central and eastern OK. Because acid conditions are more common in eastern Oklahoma due to its natural occurrence producers are generally better able to manage soil acidity in that part of the state. In central and western Oklahoma, the soils are not naturally acidic but have become acidic overtime. This fact sheet explains why soils become acidic and the problems acid soils create for plant growth. Crops Fertilization Soil Soil Health & Fertility Fact Sheet Oklahoma Agricultural Soil Test Summary 2018-2022 By Hailin Zhang and Barbara McCray. Read through the Oklahoma agricultural soil test summary for the years 2018-2022. You will learn the necessity of evaluating the soil fertility information for each individual county or state when estimating nutrient needs, tracking changes in soil pH and nutrient levels and when serving as a guideline for fertilizer and manure application. Soil Soil Health & Fertility Soil Testing Fact Sheet Wheat Herbicide Rotation Restrictions to Soybean in Oklahoma Common herbicides used in Oklahoma winter wheat and their rotation restrictions for soybean. Crops Grains & Oilseeds Herbicides Insects, Pests, and Diseases Pesticides Soil Soil Health & Fertility Soybeans Wheat Fact Sheet Preparation of Biochar for Use as a Soil Amendment Learn about the benefits and process of producing biochar for agricultural lands and crops. Soil Soil Health & Fertility VIEW ALL OSU Extension Administered by the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Find Your County Office 139 Agricultural Hall Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078 (map) (405) 744-5398 | Contact Us Follow Us News Events Newsletter Signup Fact Sheets Extension Careers Media Request Facebook Twitter Instagram Oklahoma State University Campus & Parking Maps All OSU Institutions Careers @ OSU Hire OSU Grads © Oklahoma State University. All rights reserved. Accessibility Services Campus Safety Access & Community Impact EEO Statement Ethics Point Privacy Notice Terms of Service Trademarks MENU CLOSE...