Dec 06
The U.S. is facing an alarming shortfall of veterinarians to treat livestock and poultry in rural areas, threatening public health, food safety, and economic growth in communities that depend on agriculture, according to a new report commissioned by Farm Journal Foundation. More than 500 counties across the U.S. have shortages of food animal veterinarians, according …
Dec 06
The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) thanks BASF for 15 years of partnership in offering scholarships to outstanding undergraduates who plan to use their degrees to benefit the agriculture sector. Through the five William C. Berg Academic Excellence in Agriculture Scholarships offered through the BASF and NCGA partnerships, industry and association come together to foster the bright young …
Dec 06
Oklahoma Farm Bureau members are encouraged to check and verify the listed broadband internet service available in their areas on a coverage map recently released by the Federal Communications Commission. The Oklahoma Broadband Office is encouraging all Oklahomans to check the services available at their address for accuracy to ensure the state will receive the …
Dec 06
American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) wrapped up its annual fall speech contest series Saturday Dec. 3 at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Stillwater. This marks the 77th year of the statewide contest. The event has gone through many changes over the years but has always maintained its central agricultural theme. Varying by grade level, this …
Dec 06
Mark Johnson, Oklahoma State University Extension Beef Cattle Breeding Specialist, offers herd health advice as part of the weekly series known as the “Cow Calf Corner” published electronically by Dr. Peel, Mark Johnson, and Paul Beck. Today, Johnson is talking about hay storage. Proper hay storage is always important. This year, with limited amounts of harvested …
Dec 06
The National Livestock Companies are pleased to announce their support, onceagain, for the All American Beef Battalion (AABB). On Monday, December 12th, the Oklahoma National Stockyards will auction a calf for the benefit of the AABB, along with National Livestock providing lunch for those in attendance. The AABB crew is bringing in their cooker and …
Dec 06
Tue, 06 Dec 2022 04:34:22 CST
Tulsa is set once-again to host Oklahoma’s largest indoor farm show December 8, 9 & 10, 2022. The annual event brings area farmers and ranchers to the SageNet Center at Expo Square to view the latest in agricultural & ranching technology. Show Sponsor, Oklahoma Farm Bureau, 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 premier agricultural events and the largest show of its kind under one roof.
Oklahoma Farm Report’s Ron Hays talked with Show Manager Scott Guttormson who tells him “We are excited to be hosting the 29th Annual Tulsa Farm Show, once again. This is a great end of year event for the areas farm and ranch community and exhibitors are eager to get in front of customers. As always, the show is free for attendees and there is always plenty of free parking. It’s going to be a great 29th Annual Tulsa Farm Show.” You can hear Ron and Scott talk about the 2022 Tulsa Farm Show by clicking on the Listen Bar above.
Ag producers and ranchers from Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas regularly make the Tulsa Farm Show part of their end-of-year activities. Attendees enjoy free admission and plenty of free on-site parking. The SageNet Center is main expo facility at Tulsa’s Expo Square, the area’s premier event complex and host of the Tulsa State Fair. The facility is one of the largest and most versatile exhibit halls in the country, with over 350,000 square feet of available exhibit space. As one of the largest clear-span buildings in the world, it is well-suited for big equipment and large exhibits and provides easy access for exhibitors and attendees.
Great Events at the Show
In addition to exhibits, many events, demonstrations, competitions, test drives, performances, and prize drawings are popular attractions at the show.
Craig Cameron, renowned natural horse trainer, will provide daily horsemanship seminars and interact with attendees throughout the show. Craig’s entertaining and interactive demonstrations have been a Tulsa Farm Show favorite for the past 27 years. Country singer, Rusty Rierson, will also be performing daily acoustic music sets each day of the show.
Livestock management is also a key focus of the show and cattle producers can see the new products put to the test in side-by-side demonstrations. Ten brands of cattle chutes will be demonstrated with live cattle and moderated by experienced livestock industry experts. The demos will occur twice daily in the southwest corner of the SageNet Center, adjacent to the Behlen Country exhibit.
Daily Prize Drawings
Prize drawings are always popular at the Tulsa Farm Show. A $1000 Showbucks drawing will be held at 1:00pm daily. The winner must be present to win. Showbucks can be used currency to purchase products and services from any farm show exhibitor. Spartan Mowers is also hosting a Test Drive and Win promotion, with the chance to win a new Spartan Mower. Attendees who take a test drive of a zero-turn mower will be included in the drawing held at 3:00pm Saturday afternoon. The winner does not need to be present to win.
Additional details and a full event schedule can be found at www.TulsaFarmShow.com along with an interactive show floor plan, sponsored by Stewart Martin Equipment. The Tulsa Farm Show runs December 8, 9 & 10, 2022 at the SageNet Center (located at Expo Square, home of the Tulsa State Fair). Admission and parking are free.
Ron Hays talks wabout the 29th Tulsa Farm Show with Scott Guttormson
Dec 06
Tue, 06 Dec 2022 03:12:16 CST
Joplin Regional Stockyards
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Dec 06
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Oklahoma National Stockyards
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