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LOCKWOOD: Oklahoma Vegetable of the Month: Okra

As the summer heat returns, so does one of Oklahoma’s kitchen staples, fresh okra.

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LOCKWOOD: Oklahoma Vegetable of the Month: Lettuce

Lettuce, a member of the sunflower family, is one of the oldest known vegetables and is believed to be native to the Mediterranean area.

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LOCKWOOD: Parents/caregivers as agents of change for children s diets | Local News

When rushing around, living life day to day, parents and caregivers may not give a lot of thought to how much influence they have over the foods children eat now

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LOCKWOOD: Oklahoma s Vegetable of the Month: Green Garden Peas | Local News

Garden peas are the time-clock of the garden.

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LOCKWOOD: Keep your Easter ham and eggs pathogen-free this year

After a day of hunting for eggs and chasing the kids around the yard on Easter, it’s time for the family to enjoy that delicious ham they have been waiting

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