About OAES139 Agriculture Hall, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma
74078
Samuel E. Curl, Ph.D.,
Dean
and Director
THE OKLAHOMA Agricultural Experiment Station (OAES) is the agricultural research arm of the University and of the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Established in 1890 by an act of the Territorial Legislature and defined by Congress as created "to aid in acquiring and diffusing among the people of the United States useful and practical information on subjects connected with agriculture," the organization serves as Oklahoma's agricultural research agency. The OAES is supported by both State and Federal appropriations as well as by grants, contracts, cooperative agreements, and product sales. Oklahomans help evaluate needs and establish priorities for the Station's researchers through various advisory committees. Research varies from the most fundamental at the cellular and subcellular levels to high impact research of immediate utility. The OAES system includes laboratories, greenhouses, and plot land at
the main campus in Stillwater, as well as 17 research stations distributed
around the state to cover Oklahoma's diverse agricultural conditions. Faculty
from the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and other
colleges conduct many research projects within the OAES. Several faculty
in Veterinary Medicine
and Human Environmental Sciences
hold OAES appointments. The Dean of the Division of Agricultural Sciences
and Natural Resources serves as the Director of the OAES. The OAES research
program is closely integrated with the companion programs of teaching in
the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
and with technology transfer in the Cooperative
Extension Service and in International Agriculture Programs.
Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
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