The Agronomy Farm at Oklahoma State University, also known as the Agronomy Research Station, is a vital hub for multidisciplinary and multi-departmental agricultural research. Located in Stillwater, the farm spans over 900 acres across three separate locations, including the primary station at the corner of 6th Avenue and Western Road, the Entomological Livestock Research Facility site and the Lake Carl Blackwell location. Built in 1975, the farm is renowned for its significant contributions to wheat breeding, grass breeding, soil fertility, weed science and forage research. It also houses the historic Magruder Plots, listed in the Federal Register of Historic Places. The Agronomy Farm supports OSU's mission to advance agricultural knowledge and practices through state-of-the-art research and community outreach.