Category: Ag News

Severe Weather, Cooler Temps and Rain are all In the Forecast this Week

Well it looks like we might actually see some fall temperatures this week, and also the possibility of Rain, But as we know in Oklahoma, when we get rain, we always see a threat of severe weather. State Climatologist Gary McManus says We will see the possibility of large hail, a slight tornado risk, and …

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Speaking proposals sought for 2024 Stakeholders Summit

Today, the Animal Agriculture Alliance announced the theme of its 2024 Stakeholders Summit: “Ready, Set, Solve! Advancing Animal Agriculture.” The 2024 Summit is set for May 8-9 in Kansas City, Mo. Speaking proposals for the event are being accepted through November 22. Interested speakers can submit their proposals at https://bit.ly/AAA24RFP. Registration for the event will …

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Congressman Tom Cole Releases Statment Supporting Speaker McCarthy

Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) released the following statement. “Speaker McCarthy can not only be credited for delivering this Republican majority but has also delivered on his commitments to the American people,” said Cole. “He has been an instrumental leader to our conference, and because of him, House Republicans have advanced policies that would secure the …

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2023 TCFA Annual Convention Coming up on October 8 in Grapevine, Texas

Farm Director, KC Sheperd, is talking with the Director of Market, Membership and Education at the Texas Cattle Feeders Association, Brady Miller. Miller talks about what to look forward to at the TCFA Annual Convention coming up on October 8-10 in Grapevine, Texas. The convention at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center will offer …

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National Sorghum Producers Board of Directors Re-Elects Meeker to Lead Association

The National Sorghum Producers board of directors re-elected officers and a new director at its annual board and budget meeting in August. Craig Meeker of Wellington, Kansas, will serve a second term as chair, Amy France of Scotty City, Kansas, will continue to serve as vice chair and Kody Carson of Olton, Texas, retains his …

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Noble Research Institute Announces Second New Course: Essentials of Regenerative Grazing

The three-day, hands-on course helps producers manage an entire ecosystem for healthier cattle and a more sustainable future. Noble Research Institute is offering a new course for the first time this month: Essentials of Regenerative Grazing. This is the second course in a series of new educational programs designed to help ranchers enhance and restore …

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Woodward Livestock Auction Under New Ownership- Grand Reopening This Thursday

Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster, Ron Hays, is featuring comments from Farm Director KC Sheperd’s interview with the new owner of the Woodward Livestock Auction, Ben Hale.   For the last 23 years, the Woodward Livestock Auction has been owned and operated by Jerry Nine. Now, Nine has sold the auction to Hale and his …

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Val Dolcini Joins American Farmland Trust Board of Directors

The Board of Directors for the American Farmland Trust unanimously elected Val Dolcini to the American Farmland Trust Board of Directors, the oversight group tasked to oversee the organization that promotes sound farming practices, protects, and keeps farmers on the land.   “We are thrilled to have Val join AFT to help us grow to …

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Diverse Genetics Drive Performance in Any Environment

AgriGold’s Field GX™ families help farmers manage risk and maximize ROI. Why should you care about the genetic diversity of your hybrids? Because no two growing seasons are the same. AgriGold’s annual evaluation of the hybrids in its Field GX™ genetic families ensure seed choices match your yield goals and management to minimize risk through diversification. …

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Free workshop to focus on environmental law enforcement

By Trisha Gedon Illegal roadside dumps continue to adversely affect the back roads of Oklahoma. To help combat this issue, Oklahoma State University Extension is partnering with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality and the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Rural Development to host an Oklahoma Environmental Law Enforcement Training Seminar in Oklahoma City. What: Law enforcement …

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