Category: Ag News

Derrell Peel Predicts More Large Placements in November Cattle on Feed Number

Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster, Ron Hays, is visiting with Oklahoma State University Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist, Derrell Peel, about the recent fluctuation in the cattle markets. Most of the impacts on the markets, Peel said, are from the futures side. “Both futures and cash have gone up very sharply for many months, and so …

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Bluegrass AgTech launches grant program for ag-tech startups

Bluegrass AgTech Development Corp on Wednesday launched a new incentive program designed to encourage ag-tech and food-based businesses to locate in Kentucky. “We want to become the international address of ag-tech businesses,” said Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton. “As the expertise within our Bluegrass AgTech partnership demonstrates, with this grant program, we’ve got everything a new …

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National Sorghum Producers Welcomes Greg Ruehle as New Executive Director

National Sorghum Producers (NSP) is pleased to announce the hire of Greg Ruehle as its new Executive Director. Ruehle brings a wealth of experience in agriculture and association management to his new role, and his leadership comes at a pivotal time as NSP continues to grow and expand its impact on the sorghum industry. Ruehle’s …

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DMI’s O’Brien Highlights Science-Based, Partnership-Driven Results

Dairy Management Inc. (DMI) CEO and President Barbara O’Brien outlined a series of checkoff-led successes, including more science-based and partnership-driven results, to 780 dairy farmers and industry representatives attending the 2023 joint annual meeting of the United Dairy Industry Association, National Dairy Promotion and Research Board and National Milk Producers Federation held in Orlando, Fla, …

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Ferguson College of Agriculture student Amara Jackson elected National FFA President

Amara Jackson, an agricultural communications and agribusiness junior in the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture, was named president of the National FFA Organization earlier this month. Jackson is a native of Corunna, Michigan, and served as president of the Michigan FFA Organization from 2021 to 2022. “Amara’s joy, warmth, and unique ability to …

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Tulsa is set to host the 30th Annual Tulsa Farm show December 7, 8, & 9, 2023

The annual event brings area farmers and ranchers to the SageNet Center at ExpoSquare to view the latest in agricultural & ranching technology. Show Sponsor, Oklahoma FarmBureau, along with more than 300 exhibitors will feature thousands of agricultural products,ranching equipment, and services, making the Tulsa Farm Show one of the country’s premieragricultural events and the …

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Southwestern Oklahoma and Other Parts of State Still Suffer From Drought in This Week’s Drought Monitor

To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. According to the latest Oklahoma drought monitor report, exceptional drought remains at zero percent, unchanged from the past three months. Extreme drought or worse remains at 1.16 percent, unchanged from last week. Severe drought or worse remains at 13.68 percent, unchanged from last week. Moderate drought or worse has worsened …

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Thursday Preopening Market Update with Dave Lanning

RON’s Dave Lanning has a pre-opening look at today’s agricultural Markets. Click the audio tab below for today’s report.

The Hopper: ‘A Lot Going On’ as USW-NAWG Come Together for Joint Fall Board Meeting in Ohio

Wheat farmers and staff from U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) and the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) gathered in Cincinnati, Ohio last week for a Joint Fall Board Meeting. The week was filled with discussion about this year’s wheat harvest and the planting of next year’s crop. There were several committee meetings, including a timely …

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NCBA’s Ethan Lane- 2018 Farm Law Extension Worth Celebrating

After House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed for and got a legislative victory in funding the government into the new year- the US Senate followed suit on Wednesday and overwhelmingly voted for the Johnson plan, which included a one year extension of the expired 2018 farm law. The Vice President of Government Policy for the National …

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