Arbuckle Rangeland Restoration Association

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The Arbuckle Rangeland Restoration Association (ARRA) is a newly formed OPBA burn association that helps farmers, ranchers, and land managers to safely yet effectively use prescribed fire in the Arbuckle Mountain area.

All, Bruce and I plan to attend this event on behalf of ARRA that day. If any of you would like to join please let us kn...
11/20/2025

All, Bruce and I plan to attend this event on behalf of ARRA that day. If any of you would like to join please let us know so we can get you RSVP’d. Thanks!

3 more fall burns in the books! Proud to have help from the The Oka' Institute, oaks and prarie joint venture, and LAWA...
11/07/2025

3 more fall burns in the books! Proud to have help from the The Oka' Institute, oaks and prarie joint venture, and LAWA members to help get conservation on the ground. Side note, be sure to check your filters and burn equipment prior to burn day!

09/22/2025

💥 Time is running out!
Grab your neighbors, friends, and family, and join us this coming Tuesday evening, September 23rd at the Murray County Expo Center for:

💥 FREE dinner!!!
💥 Learn how LAWA and our partners are making strides to improve and protect the watershed that so many of us rely on
🔥 Opportunities for landowners to utilize for their own land improvements!
💥How your support can help our communities leave a lasting impact for both the present and future!

💥If you haven’t already, please RSVP to:

[email protected]

09/06/2025

How does prairie grass respond to multiple fires?

Big Bluestem (Andropogon gerardii)

Root biomass, shoot biomass and flowering stalks ALL INCREASED with more fires.

Big Bluestem Flowering Stalks (after 10 years)
0 burns = 3 stalks/sq ft
2 burns = 3 stalks/sq ft
3 burns = 5 stalks/sq ft
4 burns = 12 stalks/sq ft

Big Bluestem Root Biomass (after 10 years)
0 burns = 8,000 lbs/ac
2 burns = 10,000 lbs/ac
3 burns = 11,200 lbs/ac
4 burns = 11,600 lbs/ac

Big Bluestem Shoot Biomass (after 10 years)
0 burns = 3,200 lbs/ac
2 burns = 3,200 lbs/ac
3 burns = 5,200 lbs/ac
4 burns = 12,100 lbs/ac

Data from Elmer et al. 1963 Productivity of Two Prairie Grasses in Relation to Fire Frequency
https://www.jstor.org/stable/1932186

06/01/2025

Remember, it’s the perfect time to get your piles burned safely. April, May, and June are our recommended months to get your piles burned safely.

06/01/2025

Toby summer burn. Taking the Arbuckle’s back one burn at a time.

Photos from the Eggenberg burn! Summer burn season is underway.
06/01/2025

Photos from the Eggenberg burn! Summer burn season is underway.

04/18/2025

If it weren’t for John our association would not be anywhere close to what it is today. Thank you John for your support and always being willing to help in any way possible. Well deserved and we’re proud to know you.

03/20/2025

Now is the perfect time of year to see JUST HOW BAD invasive Bradford Pears spread. As you drive in and out of cities and towns, notice the abundance of white trees covering native landscapes. It's a perfect teaching opportunity for children.

The word is being spread more and more year after year about just how bad these trees are on our native landscapes. It's time to take action. Often times after the flowers fall and they’re jot as noticeable, they’re forgotten. Bradford Pears (callery pears) must be killed with herbicide. Just cutting them down will NOT do the trick. They have to be properly stump treated with herbicide or they will resprout.

Trees that have resprouted are more difficult to kill, as they don't have as much leaf area above ground (to treat with foliar herbicide applications) as they do root mass below ground. And there is not one trunk that resprouts to cut and stump treat, but multiple small stems that resprout from around the original trunk.

Checkout our website for information on invasive Bradford (Callery) Pears.
https://openrangemanagementllc.com/resources/invasive-bradford-pear

03/12/2025

The Terry Peach Watershed Restoration Program is now available for producers in Murray County!

Assistance is available to producers who own property with the program area (see map below) and wish to utilize prescribed fire towards Eastern Red Cedar Eradication. Producers may be eligible to receive $20/ac with a maximum assistance amount of $6, 000 per producer.

Current requirements are:
1. Property must be located within the program area.
2. Must have a Cooperator Agreement with the District.
3. Must have Owner Consent form if leased property.
4. Have a current burn plan for each area they wish to receive funds on.
5. Producer must verify/attest to acres burned prior to payment approval.
6. Photos of property before and after burn must be provided.
7. Burn with the assistance of the local PBA, if possible.

Burns can have already been completed this spring. For more information reach out to the Murray County Conservation District office at 580-622-3913 or by emailing the district at [email protected]

12/20/2023

Dear Santa,
I haven't asked for anything for many years now, but I write to you this year hoping you'll bring me a shiny new drip torch and good fire weather so we can do many prescribed fires in 2024.

📸 Santa conducting interior ignitions on a prescribed fire in the Sandhills of Nebraska.

09/01/2022

All,

Do not forget that we will be having a meeting tonight 9/1 from 6-7pm at the Murray county expo center. Since the county fair is going on, we will be in the computer lab. No meal will be provided.

Looking forward to seeing everyone.

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Davis, OK
73030

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