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Local chicken owners discuss thoughts on pathogenic avian flu

Cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza continue to erupt in nearby counties, and local chicken owners are working to ensure the virus doesn’t take hold with their birds.

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COLUMN: Backyard flock owners on high alert for avian influenza

All Oklahoma poultry producers and backyard flock owners should remain alert and practice strict biosecurity protocols to prevent Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

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Deputies: Vehicle loses control doing doughnuts on Town Center Drive; several injured

Deputies: Vehicle loses control doing doughnuts on Town Center Drive; several injured
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COLUMN: New OSU Extension ag agent ready to help

Hello. I am Sherry Clark, the new OSU Extension ag/4-H educator.

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5Ws+1H: What It s About: Johnsongrass toxicity depends on weather, fertilizer

Sherry Clark, agriculture educator for the Cherokee County OSU Cooperative Extension Office, said most people in Cherokee County will know what Johnsongrass looks like because it is prevalent in the

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