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By Savannah Magoteaux They scatter ahead of the mower, jump from garden rows, cling to fence posts and seem to rise out of the pasture with every step. One or two grasshoppers might still feel like part of summer. A few more may not seem like much of a problem. But when the ground looks […]

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By OKFR Staff Right now, fishing in Oklahoma can feel a little like everything else this time of year. It is hot. The water is warm. The easy part of summer has worn off, and if you are standing on the bank in the middle of the afternoon expecting fish to jump on the hook […]

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By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker The Vermillionaire cuphea has won twenty awards, including a Perfect Score in Minnesota, Top Performer at Oklahoma State, and a Perfect Score at the University of Tennessee to name a few—and it will win at your house too! Now, after growing seven more years, including seven at my […]

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By Ann Asher Bats have never had the best public relations team. They come out at dusk, fly in quick, uneven patterns and have spent too many years being tied to scary movies, old barns and Halloween decorations. For a lot of people, the first reaction to seeing a bat is not appreciation. It is […]

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By Ada William A few weeks ago in church, our preacher shared a line that has stayed with me ever since. “If you’re wondering what door to walk through, pray in the hallway.” He was quoting someone else, but I did not catch the original source. I did, however, catch the message. Most of us […]

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